The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
The animus is a cunning fox who knows how to hide his footprints with his tail. -C.G. Jung. Editor’s Foreword During my four years at the C.G. Jung lnstitute of Znrich (1974- 1978), I went to all of Dr. von Franz’s lectures and read everything she ever wrote. Some of her seminars had been … Read more
Carl Jung Foreward: An Archetypal Approach to Death Dreams and Ghosts Foreword The author of this book has already made a name for herself by her valuable contributions to the literature of analytical psychology. Here she tells of strange tales which incur the odium of superstition and are therefore exchanged only in secret. They were … Read more
Ann Belford Ulanov on “Personal Madness” Madness belongs to all of us. It comes in many forms and many degrees, from the craziness at the bottom of our neurotic symptom to a derangement that engulfs our whole life. Madness is simpler than it looks: it is our effort to express unbearable pain. Pain of shame, … Read more
Paul of Tarsus is a giant figure. He was born about 10 A.D. in the capital of Cilicia, near the Mediterranean in southern Asia Minor. Tarsus was one of the large cities of the times, a great commercial center with a population of probably 500,000. After Alexander’s conquest, it became a largely Greek city with … Read more