Contemporary Jungian Analysis : Post-Jungian Perspectives from the Society of Analytical Psychology

ISBN-13: 9780415141666 / Angielski / Miękka / 1998 / 314 str.

Ian Alister; Christopher Hauke

Opis

The Society of Analytical Psychology was founded in London in 1946 with the support of Jung himself. With its distinctive pluralistic approach to the key issues in analytical and psychotherapeutic practice the SAP has made a significant contribution to the history of psychotherapy. This text brings together essays by leading practitioners in the SAP today. Students and teachers of analysis and psychotherapy should find within it a fresh approach to many of the issues they face in training. It offers different perspectives on topics such as gender, infancy, transference, popular culture, dreams and active imagination, spiritual issues and training.

Recenzje

'This book is stylishly edited - the content arranged so that each subject of enquiry has two essay which address it from divergent viewpoints.' - PRG Newsletter

Spis treści

Introduction; 1: Infancy and Childhood, Research and Therapy; 1 1_1: Fordham's Developments of Jung in the Context of Infancy and Childhood; 1 1_2: Infant Observation and Countertransference; 2: The Body-Self Relationship; 2 2_1: The Body-Self Relationship; 2 2_2: Emerging Mind from Matter; 3: Patient and Analyst; 3 3_1: The Intersubjective Nature of Analysis; 3 3_2: Transference and Countertransference; 4: Training and Supervision; 4 4_1: Training in Adult Analysis at the Society of Analytical Psychology; 4 4_2: Training; 5: Assessment, Diagnosis and Psychopathology; 5 5_1: Tricky Beginnings; 5 5_2: Reflections on Assessment at the C.G. Jung Clinic; 6: Dreams and Active Imagination; 6 6_1: A Jungian's Approach to Dreams; 6 6_2: Active Imagination; 7: Religion and Spirituality; 7 7_1: Processes of Transformation; 7 7_2: ‘God Could Be Something Terrible'; 8: Gender and Sexuality; 8 8_1: The Collective Unconscious and Primordial Influences in Gender Identity; 8 8_2: Contrasexuality and the Unknown Soul; 9: Myth and Fairy Tales; 9 9_1: The Psychological Use of Fairy Tales; 10: The Creative Interface with Culture; 10 10_1: Popular Culture; 10 10_2: Pattern; 11: Social Issues; 11 11_1: Slimming Down; 11 11_2: Individuation in the Age of Uncertainty; 12: Contemporary Overview of Jungian Perspectives; 12 12_1: What Do I Mean by Identity?; 12 12_2: Jung, Modernity and Postmodern Psychology

O autorze

Ian Alister, Christopher Hauke