City and soul

Hardbound; 404 pp., including bibliographic references in footnotes. This is a REFERENCE book for use only in the Library. "The Uniform Edition of the Writings of James Hillman is published in conjunction with Dallas Institute Publications . . . The Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture . . . as an integral part of its publications program concerned with the imaginative, mythic, and symbolic sources of culture." Contents: Editor's Preface Introduction by Gail Thomas Part One Patient as Citizen 1 City 2 City and Soul 3 Anima Mundi: Return of the Soul to the World 4 Man Is by Nature a Political Animal: Patient as Citizen 5 From Mirror to Window: Curing Psychoanalysis of its Narcissism 6 The Right to Remain Silent 7 Power and Gemeinschaftsgefuhl 8 Psychology, Self, and Community 9 Suicide and the City 10 The Heartbreak of America 11 Loving the World Anyway Part Two Politics of Beauty 12 On Culture and Chronic Disorder 13 Aesthetic Response as Political Action 14 Aesthetics and Politics 15 Natural Beauty Without Nature 16 The Repression of Beauty 17 Segregation of Beauty 18 The Cost of the Ugly 19 Justice, Beauty, and Destiny as Foundations for an Ecological Psychology Part Three Places of Practice 20 The Street Corner: Gods, Disease, Politics 21 City, Sport, and Violence 22 Ceilings 23 Walking 24 Transportation 25 Further Consideration for MARTA 26 Moisture 27 Goals for Dallas 28 Imagining Dallas 29 Imaging Buffalo 30 Pittsburgh: City as Patient 31 Look Out: Three Occasions of Public Excitation Part Four Responsive Environmentalism 32 Ten Core Ideas 33 Where Is the Environment? 34 Dreaming Outside of Ourselves 35 The Virtues of Caution 36 Soul and Money 37 Welcoming Toast to Soviet Guests 38 Farewell to Welfare 39 Selling Out to Developers 40 Thompson Must Address Questions 41 City, Soul, and Myth 42 Ground Zero: A Reading