The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Mario Jacoby, Shame and the Origins of Self-Esteem THE PSYCHOLOGICAL MEANING OF SHAME; SHAME IN THE BIBLICAL PARADISE NARRATIVE What is archetypal about the emotion of shame? In the last chapter, we found that shame can be seen as an innate affect (Izard 1977), which suggests that it is irreplaceable in the economy of the … Read more
Foreword: Aion Researches into the Phenomenology of the Self FOREWORD The theme of this work * Is the idea of the Aeon (Greek, A ion). My investigation seeks, with the help of Christian, Gnostic, and alchemical symbols of the self, to throw light on the change of psychic situation within the “Christian aeon.” Christian tradition … Read more
Judith Harris – Signifying Pain Constructing and Healing The Self through Writing preface This collection is about the writing process and about writers who have used their literary expression as a means of signifying their pain and, through that signification, have found a better way to construct and heal themselves. Some of our greatest literature—from … Read more
Freedom is Conditional Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group Red Book I held to the sanctified form, and didn’t want to allow the chaos to break. through its dams. I believed in the order of the world and hated everything disorganized and unformed. Therefore above all I had to realize that my own law … Read more