How and why we still read Jung : personal and professional reflections
Material type:
TextLondon/New York Routledge c2013Description: xi, 209p.; bibliog. notesContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780415686488
| Item type | Home library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Books
|
Zeller Library | Pa.Kir (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | B04839 |
Introduction - Jean Kirsch. 1 Ambiguating Jung - Mark Saban. 2 A lecture for the end of time --"Concerning rebirth" - Murray Stein. 3 Jung and alchemy: a daimonic reading - Stanton Marlan. 4 On reading Jung in German: Jung's significance for Germanistik - Paul Bishop. 5 Reading Jung for magic: "Active imagination" for/as "Close reading" - Susan Rowland. 6 Reading Frye reading Jung - Craig Stephenson. 7 Tangled up in blue: a reappraisal of complex theory - Betsy Cohen. 8 Chinese modernity and the way of return - Shiuya Sara Liuh. 9 Philosophy, the thinking function, and the reading of Jung - George B. Hogenson. 10 Jung: respect for the non-literal - David Tacey. 11 A lifelong reading of Jung - Thomas B. Kirsch
So many striking approaches to Jung and his work--and so many "Jungs" to approach! It is a delight to follow the stories of this unique and original gathering of writers--who by definition are also readers--and to reflect upon and reconsider one's own attitudes.' --Robert Hinshaw
Paperback
There are no comments on this title.