Jungian literary criticism

Paperbound; xx + 439 pp., including two appendices, bibliographic references in endnotes, a glossary, a bibliography, and an index. Contents: Preface Acknowledgments Chronology of C.G. Jung / Aniela Jaffé Introduction to the selections / Richard P. Sugg Contents Part I: Jung and literary criticism: A historical sampling 1. T.S. Eliot: The mythical vision / Elizabeth Drew 2. The archetypes of literature / Northrop Frye "Forming Fours" "Expanding Eyes" 3. "Preface" to "Ishmael" / James Baird Jungian psychology in criticism: Some theoretical problems 4. The artist's relation to the unconscious / Joseph L. Henderson 5. The analytical psychology of C.G. Jung and the problem of literary evaluation / Mario Jacoby 6. The fashioning of living myths / Joseph Campbell 7. Robert Bly's "Sleepers Joining Hands": Shadow and Self / Michael Atkinson 8. Emily Dickinson and the Deerslayer: The dilemma of the woman poet in America / Albert Gelpi 9. The rhizome and flower: The perennial philosophy -- Yeats and Jung / James Olney 10. Healing fiction / James Hillman 11. War, love, and industrialism: The Ares / Aphrodite / Hephaestus complex in "Lady Chatterley's Lover" / Evelyn J. Hinz and John J. Teunissen 12. Spinning among fields: Jung, Frye, Lévi-Strauss, and feminist archetypal theory / Annis V. Pratt 13. C.G. Jung: A debt acknowledged / Kathleen Raine Part II: Jung and critical theory A. "Myth" and "archetype": Critics and analysts 14. Archetype and archetypal image / Renaldo J. Maduro and Joseph B. Wheelwright 15. Archetype, myth, "numinosum" / Andrew Samuels, Bani Shorter, and Fred Plaut 16. Culture and the humanities: The archetypal approach / Evelyn J. Hinz and John H. Teunissen 17. Feeling, imagination, and the Self / William Willeford 18. Outline of a Jungian aesthetics / Morris Philipson B. Imaginal archetypal criticism 19. Deconstructive philosophy and imaginal psychology: Comparative perspectives on Jacques Derrida and James Hillman / Michael Vannoy Adams 20. Poetry and psyche / Charles Boer 21. Archetypal depth criticism and Melville / Ralph Maud Part III: Jungian concepts in critical practice A. Archetypes and literature: The trickster 22. "Trickster" / Andrew Samuels, Bani Shorter, and Fred Plaut 23. The fool and his sceptre / William Willeford 24. Magnus Eisengrim: The shadow of the trickster in the novels of Robertson Davies / Russel[l] M. Brown and Donna A. Bennett 25. The trickster in the arts / John Beebe B. Jung's personality theory: Psychological types and the individuation process 26. Some phases of the Jungian moon: Jung's influence on modern literature / F.L. Radford and R.R. Wilson 27. Type and text in "A Study in Scarlet": Repression and textual unconscious / Michael Atkinson 28. Alchemy and individuation in "The Magus" / Richard E. Messer C. Jung and gender criticism 29. Journey into an archetype: The dark mother in contemporary women's poetry / Karen Elias-Button 30. Archetypal patterns in women's fiction / Annis V. Pratt 31. Two ways of spelling it out: An archetypal-feminist reading of H.D.'s "Trilogy" and Adreinne Rich's "Sources" / Albert Gelpi Appendix A: Publication history of Jung's writings on literature Appendix B: Selections explaining Jungian concepts Notes Glossary of Jungian terms List of bibliographies Source acknowledgments Index