The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
P.W. Martin:Â Science, Psychology and Religion Individuation, wholeness, hoinw in fear and trembling a man may come to work out his own salvation, has always been the central theme of religion. Psychology is widely looked upon as the enemy of religion. To some extent this is true. In certain of the various versions of psychology at … Read more
THE MYTH OF EGYPT Egypt in antiquity existed not only in actuality, in the north-eastern quadrant of Africa at the point where the forces which were to mould civilisation meet and intersect, but also in the borderlands between myth and reality. The collective unconscious of the population of the Valley in the seventh and sixth … Read more
Available for Pre-Order: C.G. Jung: The Critical Edition, Volume 1 (1896–1900): Student Years in Basel: Philosophy, Medicine, Science, and Spiritualism by C. G. Jung C.G. Jung: The Critical Edition, Volume 1 (1896–1900): Student Years in Basel: Philosophy, Medicine, Science, and Spiritualism by C. G. Jung (Author), Gaia Domenici (Editor), Sonu Shamdasani (Editor), Caitlin Stephens … Read more
June Singer – William Blake’s “Proverbs of Hell”: A Jungian Commentary The “Proverbs” The essential elements of William Blake’s credo are already discernible in his early work, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, of which· ·one section is entitled “Proverbs of Hell.m Later, in the prophetic books, he expanded this credo and followed it through all its ramifications but … Read more