The cry of Merlin: Jung, the prototypical ecopsychologist

Paperback, xvi + 186 pp. including notes, appendices, references and index Contents: 1. Jung’s formative years and his connection with nature 2. The dark side of God and “God’s world” as nature 3. Faust, Kant, science and Nietzsche 4. The world of psychiatry and Sigmund Freud 5. Splitting from Freud and the descent into the depths 6. Philemon and the discovery of the inner woman 7. Discovery of the Self 8. Alchemy, “The light of nature,” and the post-Christian unconscious 9. Bollingen—an architectural alchemical vessel 10. Looking at Europe from outside: Travels to Africa and America 11. A passage to India 12. The holy grail and near death experiences 13. Fruitful late years 14. The archetype of life after death 15. Jung’s pagan unconscious and the importance of earthly man 16. Jung’s last dream Appendix A: William Blake and the English Romantics Appendix B: The mandala Appendix C: The anthropos Appendix D: Merlin and the grail legend Appendix E: The philosopher’s stone Appendix F: Jung and Mithraism Appendix G: Jung’s eros wound and his image of God Appendix H: Jung’s phallic self-image Appendix I: The conscious feminine