Depth Psychology: Meditations in the FieldDeveloped in the spirit of C.G. Jung, and extended by the work of James Hillman, Depth Psychology: Meditations in the Field grows directly from the soil of the Romantic Movement of the 19th century, itself a rebellion against the legacy of Enlightenment fundamentalism, which emphasized the literal reality of the world, and feasted on Measurement and the quantification of all knowledge. |
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Foreword | 7 |
Introduction | 9 |
A Note from the Editors | 18 |
The Contemplative Self The Spiritual Journey and Therapeutic Work | 21 |
Creativity as an Archetypal Calling | 33 |
Psyches Silent Muse Desert And Wilderness | 45 |
Sigmund Freuds Mythology of Soul The Body As Dwelling Place of Soul | 59 |
A Depth Psychological Approach to the Sacred | 73 |
Divinities of Marriage | 140 |
The Chrysalis Experience A Mythology for Times of Transition | 147 |
Look Out Three Occasions of Public Excitation | 161 |
A Myth is as Good as a Smile The Mythology of a Consumerist Culture | 175 |
Yes Indeed Do Call the World The Vale of Soul Making Reveries Toward an Archetypal Presence | 193 |
Seeding Liberation A Dialogue Between Depth Psychology and Liberation Psychology | 204 |
The Presence of Absence Mapping Postcolonial Spaces | 225 |
Prisoners of our Imagination The Boys Inside the American Gulag | 244 |
Religious Pluralism in the Service of the Psyche | 87 |
The Challenges to Stay Open Buber and Bion | 105 |
Dreams are Alive | 117 |
Telling Our Stories Making Meaning from Myth and Memoir | 129 |
Contributors | 258 |
Looking Ahead Academically | 262 |
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