William B. Goodheart – C.G. Jung’s First Patient III. The Interactional Process Between Jung and Helly: The Vicissitudes of Their Communication We can now go back and look at the specific sequence of events between Jung and Helly in the first four séances described by him in order to delineate what interactional influences, responses, or…
Frances Baruch – Jung and the Stone Originally delivered as a lecture at the Analytical Psychology Club in London. Summer 1990. Note: Unless otherwise noted, quotes from C.G. Jung throughout this work are from Memories, Dreams, Reflections by C.G. Jung, recorded and edited by Aniela Jaffé, Pantheon, New York, 1962. The invitation to do a…
Philip Sherrard -Christianity and the Religious Thought of C. G. Jung Two preliminary remarks must preface this chapter. The first concerns the source material on which it is based. Jung had no “religion” in the commonly accepted sense of the word. He did not belong to any branch of the Christian Church, nor did he…
Jung’s transmutation: Siegfried to Parsifal A first version of this chapter was presented at the 2019 IAAP International Congress held in Vienna, the setting being an important reason for including a fair amount of material on Freud. The chapter is based largely on Jung’s Red Book in its assertion that Jung’s quest for his soul,…