Archetypal dimensions of the psyche

Hardbound; x + 405 pp. including a bibliography and an index. This is a Reference book for use only in the Library. Originally published in German as "Archetypische Dimensionen der Seele" by Daimon Verlag, Einsiedeln, Switzerland (c) 1994. This is the fourth and final volume of Franz’s selected writings gathering her widely dispersed shorter works. From page vii: "Articles, essays, and lectures from the years 1969 to 1985 addressing the workings and contents of the archetypal realm, i.e. unconscious collective forces acting in relation to past, present, and future developments in ways often not readily evident." Contents: Highlights of the Historical Dimension of Analysis Antichrist or Merlin?: A Problem Inherited from the Middle Ages The Transformed Berserker: The Union of Psychic Opposites The Unknown Visitor in Fairy Tales and Dreams The Problem of Evil in Fairy Tales The Bremen Town Musicians from the Point of View of Depth Psychology The Cosmic Man as Image of the Goal of the Individuation Process and Human Development The Self-Affirmation of Man and Woman: A General Problematic Illustrated by Fairy Tales In the Black Woman's Castle: Interpretation of a Fairy Tale The Discovery of Meaning in the Individuation Process Individuation and Social Relationship in Jungian Psychology Nike and the Waters of the Styx The Individuation Process Jung's Discovery of the Self