Inhuman relations

Hardback; 375 pp. including source notes. "The Uniform Edition of the Writings of James Hillman is published in conjunction with Dallas Institute Publications . . . Joanne H. Stroud, Director The Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture Dallas, Texas . . . as an integral part of its publications program concerned with the imaginative, mythic, and symbolic sources of culture." Contents: Abbreviations Introduction: 'Aegis'--In defense of archetypal psychology / Scott Becker Anamnesis 1. Training and the C.G. Jung Institute, Zurich 2. Jung's contribution to "feelings and emotions": synopsis and implication 3. Some early background to Jung's ideas: notes on C.G. Jung's Medium / Stefanie Zumstein-Preiswerk Connections and separations 4. Friends and enemies 5. Schism as differing visions 6. Extending the family (from entrapment to embrace) 7. Loving the community and work from 'The Rag Bone Shop of the Heart' 8. Marriage, intimacy, freedom Personifying or imagining things 9. A note on story 10. Sex talk: imagining a new male sexuality 11. Foreword to 'Inscapes of the Child's World' / John Allan Pathologizing or falling apart: transitions and transgressions 12. The courage to risk failure 13. Life and death in analysis 14. Commentary to 'Kundalini: The Evolutionary Energy in Man' / Gopi Krishna 15. Three ways of failure and analysis 16. A psychology of transgression drawn from an incest dream: imagining the case Dehumanizing or soul-making 17. The bad mother: an archetypal approach 18. Your emotions are not yours: arts therapy and the disabled 19. Introduction: mother and great mother from 'The Rag Bone Shop of the Heart' Psychologizing or seeing through 20. Foreword to 'The Cocaine Papers' / Sigmund Freud 21. Toward the archetypal model for the masturbation inhibition 22. On paranoia 23. The wildman in the cage: comment 24. How do we stay psychological? Source notes This is a REFERENCE book for use only in the Library.