Beyond psyche
Subtitle: symbol and transcendence in C.G. Jung
By: Mark R. Gundry.
Series: American university studies. VII, Theology and religion ;; v. 239; American university studies.; v. 239.
Publisher: Peter Lang
Published: 2006
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Subjects: Jung, C. G. 1875-1961.; Psychoanalysis and religion.; Symbolism (Psychology)
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: value: Introduction; value: Undermining the hermeneutics of suspicion; value: The historical emergence of psychological man; value: The "religious" therapeutics; value: Rieff on Jung's "language of faith"; value: Rieff and the hermeneutics of suspicion; value: An alternative hermeneutic; value: Applying this hermeneutic to depth psychology; value: Concluding remarks; value: The historical sources of Jung's psychology; value: The young metaphysician; value: Tempering metaphysical inclinations with a pragmatic standpoint; value: The resurgence of metaphysics in Jung's psychology; value: Jung's subjectivist argument; value: The influence of vitalism; value: Individuation and the prospective method; value: From the prospective method to a metaphysics of archetypes; value: Jung and the Paracelsian theory of knowledge; value: The persistence of metaphysical questions; value: Hermeneutics and Jung's psychology; value: The re-discovery of the psychogenic; value: Towards a more adequate understanding of the psychogenic; value: The methodological problems facing depth psychology; value: The symbolic life; value: The "realism of the East"; value: The symbol of the self; value: The "two kinds of thinking"; value: "The transcendent function"; value: From signs to symbols; value: The practice of the transcendent function; value: Definitions from psychological types (1921); value: The symbolic attitude; value: Transcendent presence; value: Alignment with the self; value: Projective psychology and divine transcendence; value: The relevance of the dispute between Jung and Buber; value: The still point; value: The beyond; value: Contemporary psychoanalysis and the still point; value: Ogden on potential space.