Paul Bishop, Jung’s Answer to Job KNOWLEDGE OR FAITH? In addition to the tradition of theological and philosophical commentary on the Book of Job, there is a broader socio-theological context in terms of which the composition of Answer to Job should be seen: the continuing decline in religious belief in general, and in Christianity in…
Edward F. Edinger on Mysterium Coniunctionis ‘Do not be disturbed because you sometimes find contradictions in my treatises, after the custom of the philosophers; these are necessary if you understand that no rose is found without thorns.’ This good advice to any reader of Mysterium Coniunctionis was given by an alchemist who compared his method…
Introduction to this new edition of Neumann’s The Child FOREWORD It is a pleasure to write an introduction to this new edition of Neumann’s The Child, which has been out of print for some time. This book was first published in a German edition in 1963 and appeared in English translation in 1973. Neumann’s all-embracing…
Jung on Evil Edited and with an introduction by Murray Stein In the course of his long and productive life, Jung said a great deal about evil but relatively seldom in one place and never in the form of a single essay on the subject. His position must therefore be pieced together from many writings.…
“Introduction to Kranefeldt’s ‘Secret Ways of the Mind,’” 761 In order to interpret the products of the unconscious, I also found it necessary to give a quite different reading to dreams and fantasies. I did not reduce them to personal factors, as Freud does, but-and this seemed indicated by their very nature – I compared…