The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Naji Abi-Hashem, Encyclopedia of Psychology and Religion Allah, The Concept of Naji Abi-Hashem Independent Scholar, Seattle, WA, USA, and Beirut, Lebanon The word Allah is simply the equivalent of the word God in the Arabic language. It is not an exclusively Islamic or Christian or Jewish term, but rather a Semitic name. Actually, the translation … Read more
ON THE PSYCHOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY OF SO-CALLED OCCULT PHENOMENA [ 1 . Introduction] In that wide domain of psychopathic inferiority from which science has marked off the clinical pictures of epilepsy, hysteria, and neurasthenia, we find scattered observations on certain rare states of consciousness as to whose meaning the authors are not yet agreed. These … Read more
The Wounded Healer Countertransference from a Jungian perspective CONCLUSIONS It is surprisingly difficult to find examples of what actually happens in countertransference states. The material presented in Chapter 3 is an attempt to demonstrate the phenomenology of countertransference—countertransference “from the inside out.” In Jungian psychology (and even to some extent in the psychoanalytic literature) one … Read more
The dreams bring out everything that is necessary Foreword E. A. Bennet In 1935 the late Professor C. G. Jung, then in his sixtieth year, gave a course of five lectures in London to about two hundred doctors, at the Tavistock Clinic. A report of the lectures and the succeeding discussions was recorded in a … Read more