Jungian analysis

Paperbound; xx + 411 pp; including bibliographic references, a glossary, and an index, This 1984 Shambhala edition also includes a "Foreword" by June Singer that was not included in the original 1982 Open Court edition, also in the Library's holdings. Much of this material is covered in a later title "Jungian Psychoanalysis" (2010), also edited by Murray Stein, with contributions by several of the same authors. "Jungian Psychoanalysis" is also in the Library's holdings. Contents of this book: Foreword / June Singer Editor's preface / Murray Stein Part One: Introduction 1. Reflections on the history and practice of Jungian analysis / Joseph L. Henderson 2. The aims and goals of Jungian analysis / Murray Stein Part Two: The structure and dynamics of analysis 3. Establishing and maintaining the analytic structure / Alexander McCurdy III 4. Transference/countertransference: A Jungian perspective / Ann B. Ulanov 5. Countertransference/transference / Harriet G. Machtiger 6. Termination / Joseph B. Wheelwright Part Three: Methods of analysis 7. The use of dreams and dream interpretation in analysis / James A. Hall 8. The use of psychological typology in analysis / Alex T. Quenk and Naomi L. Quenk 9. Active imagination in practice / Janet Dallett 10. Dance/movement and body experience in analysis / Joan Chodorow 11. Sandplay and Jungian analysis / Louis H. Stewart 12. Group therapy and analysis / Thayer A. Greene Part Four: Special topics in analytical practice 13. Treatment of children in analytical psychology / Edith Sullwold 14. Analysis with the aged / Bruce Baker with Jane Wheelwright 15. Gender identity and gender roles: their place in analytic practice / Katherine Bradway 16. Psychopathology and analysis / Donald F. Sandner and John Beebe 17. Recent influences on the practice of Jungian analysis / Edward C. Whitmont Part Five: The education and training of Jungian analysts 18. The Education of the analyst / June Singer 19. Analysis in training / Thomas B. Kirsch Glossary Index