The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Ursula K. Le Guin: A Child Bride DID HE TAKE me away from her or did she make me leave him? I don’t know if what came first was the light. I don’t know where my home was. I remember the dark car. Long, and large, and so fast that the road broke like a … Read more
Jane R. Prétat: Coming to Age : The Croning Years and Late-life Jung’s Late-Life Transition In 1932, when he was fifty-seven, Carl Gustav Jung published an essay, “The Development of Personality.” In it he wrote: Our personality develops in the course of our life from germs that are hard or impossible to discern, and it is … Read more
An Interview With the Late Jungian Analyst Edward Edinger Why our immigrant heritage makes us the “last, best hope of the world.” Posted January 13, 2018 ungian analyst Edward Edinger was the first psychologist I interviewed on the American psyche. The year was 1994; I was steeped in my own personal Jungian analysis, and I had … Read more
God’s Wretched Servants: The Father’s Ambiguity The following myth reformulates several themes regarding human existence and describes very well what I call the propitious attitude. Its heroes adopt a nonheroic, pragmatic approach that allows them to survive, but that also implies giving up understanding or controlling their wretched situation. An abridged version will suffice to … Read more