This important new volume addresses an underappreciated dimension of Jung’s work, his concept of the teleology, or “future-orientation”, of psychic reality.
Introduction: Jung’s Teleology: its Historical Origins and Place in his Theory 1. Coming into Being: Telos in Jung and Bion 2. On Truth, Reasonable Certainty, and God: Conviction as Revelatory Process in Peirce and Jung 3. Jung’s Call to Eros: a Personal Journey 4. The Ravenous Hydra and the Great Tree of Peace: The Teleology of Indigenous and European Civilizations 5. Archetype of the Machine 6. The Dance of Limit and Possibility
Garth Amundson is a clinical psychologist in practice in Chicago, Illinois, USA. His past publications include a study of the application of Jungian theory to adolescent psychotic states and the concordance of dimensions of American philosophical pragmatism with Jung’s ideas. This is his first edited volume.