The anima as fate

Orig. pub. as Die Anima als Schicksalsproblem des Mannes by Rascher Verlag, Zurich, 1963. Trans. by Julius Heuscher. Ed. by David Scott May. Preface by C.G. Jung.

Sixty-nine of the analysand's dreams over a period of eight years are presented.

First Part: The anima in Rider Haggard:. I. The adventurous life of Rider Haggard. II. Psychological interpretation of Haggard's "She". III. Summary of the symbolism and of its explanation. Second Part: The development of the anima portrayed in a series of dreams:. I. Introduction to the series of dreams. II. The dreams and their interpretation. III. Summary

The anima problem of two men -- the first is Rider Haggard, whose relationship to the anima is studied through an analysis of his novel "She;" the second was an analysand whose anima developed greatly during analysis with the author over a period of 8 years.

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