C.G. Jung and the humanities

This Reference copy is for use only in the Library. Hardbound; xxx + 372 pp., including 3 color illustrations and 17 black-and-white illustrations, bibliographic references in chapter endnotes, and an index. This publication includes papers, symposia, and a roundtable presented in November 1986 at "C.G. Jung and the Humanities," a conference jointly sponsored by Hofstra University and the C.G. Jung Foundation of New York. Contents: List of illustrations A note on sources Preface / Pellegrino D'Acierno and Karin Barnaby Introduction: C.G. Jung and the humanities / Philip T. Zabriskie Part I. The archetypal tradition Mythology Mind and matter in myth / Eileen Preston Religion Gnosis and culture / Gilles Quispel Jung's impact on religious studies / John Patrick Dourley Anthropology: The trickster The trickster and the sacred clown: Revealing the logic of the unspeakable / Thomas Belmonte Jung contra Freud: What it means to be funny / Stanley Diamond Popular culture Popular culture symposium / John Carlin, Leslie Fiedler, and Harold Schechter Folk theater, community, and symbols of the unconscious / Dinnah Pladott Architecture Individuation and entropy as a creative cycle in architecture / Anne Griswold Tyng C.G. Jung and the temple: Symbols of wholeness / John M. Lundquist The image of the vessel in the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright / Neil Levine Part II. Creativity Imagination Creativity / Joseph Campbell The road to Mecca / Robert Bly Creative shadows / Lucio Pozzi Creativity symposium / Robert Bly, Joseph Campbell, James Hillman, and Lucio Pozzi Art Meaning in art / Martin, Stephen A. Jung and abstract expressionism / Terree Grabenhorst-Randall Artists' roundtable: Jung's influence / Mark Hasselriis, Ibram Lassaw, Robert Richenburg, and Terree Grabenhorst-Randall Dance and theater Journeys of body and soul: Jean Erdman's dances / Deborah Welsh "with Jane Erdman, Nancy Allison, and Leslie Dillingham" "Twelve Dreams" by James Lapine: Enactment as creative process / Linda Huntington Literature A survey of Jungian literary criticism in English / Jos van Meurs Descent to the underworld: Jung and his brothers / Evans Lansing Smith Part III. Post-Jungian contributions Gender issues The feminine: Pre- and post-Jungian / Beverley D. Zabriskie Enlightening shadows: Between feminism and archetypalism, literature and analysis / Carol Schreier Rupprecht Beyond the feminine principle / Andrew Samuels Postmodernism The unconscious in a postmodern depth psychology / Paul Kugler Jung and the postmodern condition / Edward S. Casey An other Jung and an other . . . / David L. Miller Jung and postmodernism symposium / Edward S. Casey, James Hillman, Paul Kugler, and David L. Miller Contributors Index