Money, food, drink and fashion and analytic training

Hardbound; 512 pp., including black-and-white illustrations in some papers and bibliographic references in chapter endnotes. Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress for Analytical Psychology, San Francisco 1980, sponsored by the International Association for Analytical Psychology. Six papers were excerpted from the full proceedings of this conference and were published separately under the title "Soul and Money" (Spring Publications; © 1982), a copy of which is also among the Library's holdings. Contents: Preface / John Beebe Acknowledgments / John Beebe Introduction / Hans Dieckmann MONEY Coins and psychological change / Russell A. Lockhart Myth and money / Joel Covitz Fee-less practice and soul Wwork / Arwind Vasavada A contribution to soul and money / James Hillman The psyche, wealth and poverty / John Weir Perry Projections: Soul and money / Adolf Guggenbühl-Craig FOOD, DRINK AND FEAST Of Cookery / Geneviève Guy-Gillet Nutrition, degenerative disease and man’s archetypal producing and eating behavior / John L. Giannini The concealed body language of anorexia nervosa / Bani Shorter The hydrolith: On drinking and dryness in archetypal medicine / Alfred Ziegler Festival, communion and mutuality / William Willeford FASHION The time of fashion / Sonja Marjasch Fashion viewed as a body-soul relationship / Bianca Garufi ANALYTIC TRAINING The training of shadow and the shadow of training / Patricia Berry Hillman Fragmentary vision: A central training aim / Andrew Samuels The image of the Jungian analyst and the problem of authority / J. Marvin Spiegelman Is there such a thing as Jungian psychology: Portrait of a Jung man as artist / Gary V. Hartman The analyst’s myth: Freud and Jung as each other’s analyst / C. Jess Groesbeck Training problems: Schools of individuation / Rudolf Blomeyer Has training gone too far? / Mario Jacoby Training of analytical psychologists and Xhosa medicine men (South African indigenous healers): A comparative study / M. Vera Buhrmann CLINICAL PRACTICE AND RESEARCH Archetypal transference as observed in the healing procedures of Xhosa indigenous healers / M. Vera Buhrmann Transference addiction / Jef Dehing The Psychotherapy of the psychoses in analytical training / Eberhard Jung Individuation and group / Robert Strubel Narcissism and the search for interiority / Donald Kalsched The effect of frequency of sessions on the analytical process (financial, practical, theoretical and clinical issues) / Crittenden E. Brookes The Donald Duck fascination / Ingrid von Hänisch Analysis of holocaust survivors / Gustav Dreifuss Two reflections on the beginning of analysis / Kathrin Asper-Bruggisser Including the religious experience in the analytical process / Rachel Hillel The Cipitillo and Siguanaba: Erotic awakening in a Central American peasant culture / Joseph Wakefield Polanyi and Jungian psychology: Dream-ego and waking-ego / James A. Hall Presenting the Singer-Loomis Inventory of personality / June Singer and Mary Loomis Images of madness in Australian aborigines / Leon Petchkovsky THEORETICAL EXPLORATIONS Reassessing femininity and masculinity: A critique of some traditional assumptions / Edward C. Whitmont Coupling/uncoupling: Reflections on the evolution of the marriage archetype / Robert M. Stein Symbolic psychotherapy, A post-patriarchal pattern in psychotherapy / Carlos Byington Jung and the emerging new consciousness / Fred Blum View point from New Zealand / Dorothea Norman Jones Self-Realization in the "Ten Oxherding pictures" / Mokusen Miyuki Analytical psychology and political terrorism / Giuseppe Bartalotta