Product Description: Spring Journal presents an extraordinary collection of papers that allows us to examine the realms of human suffering, subjective experience, wisdom, and truth from surprising new perspectives. This volume introduces a new level of discourse between two contemplative practices-Buddhism and psychoanalysis-that are still coming to know one another and whose cross-fertilization promises a new paradigm of human healing...read more

Product Description: This volume of essays ensues from the 7th Jungian Odyssey retreat, held in Flüeli-Ranft, an idyllic agricultural village in in the central Swiss Alps. The authors are training analysts and scholarly guests of the International School of Analytical Psychology Zürich...read more

Product Description: Spring volume 88, winter 2012 explores the intimate connections between environmental disasters and collective trauma. It is becoming increasingly obvious that our relationship with nature has changed. While our ability to predict natural events has increased, our collective illusions of control are being eroded by global communications that confront us with detailed information and images of the damage wrought by such events, leaving us to recognize how fragile our communities really are...read more

Product Description: Lakota Sioux scholar Vine Deloria, Jr. and Swiss psychiatrist C.G. Jung both recognized that Jungian psychology could serve as a bridge between Native American culture and the Western psyche. To further this bridge-building, Spring Journal has invited Native American psychologists, scholars, and cultural commentators to share their insights upon the connections and disconnections between Native American culture and the Western psyche, how each informs the other, and what helps or hinders a dialogue between the two...read more

Product Description: This volume contains cultural, personal, literary, and clinical reflections on the many themes that arise in considering the notions of "home" and "the wanderer": earth as home, body as home, language as home, home and identity, home and place, the longing for home, loss of home, homelessness, the longing to return home, immigration, home and the nomadic tradition, the wandering complex, home and the wanderer in Nietzche and Faulkner, and leisure travel...read more

Product Description: In this volume of Spring: A Journal of Archetype and Culture, a number of widely respected Jungian analysts and scholars explore the psychology of violence and reconciliation from the perspective of depth psychology.

Product Description: This is a collection of articles by various authors. The collection is published by Spring Journal. Each issue contains a different theme and the articles are published by different authors each time.

Product Description: Articles and reviews by Wolfgang Giegerich, Greg Mogenson, Stanton Marlan, Benjamin Sells, Del McNeely, Noel Cobb and many more. Also featured is an in-depth interview with Rafael Lopez-Pedraza about the beginnings of archetypal psychology...read more

Product Description: A special 2-issue set on the theme of Psyche and Nature with contributions from Jungian analysts, ecopsychologists and environmental activists, including Wolfgang Giegerich, Greg Mogenson, Michael Whan, Roberto Gambini, Meredith Sabini, Ed Casey, David Kidner, Glen Mazis, Peter Bishop, Andy Fisher, David Schoen, Vine Deloria and many, many more...read more

Product Description: A special 2-issue set on the theme of Psyche and Nature with contributions from Jungian analysts, ecopsychologists and environmental activists, including Wolfgang Giegerich, Greg Mogenson, Michael Whan, Roberto Gambini, Meredith Sabini, Ed Casey, David Kidner, Glen Mazis, Peter Bishop, Andy Fisher, David Schoen, Vine Deloria and many, many more...read more

Product Description: Articles and reviews by David L. Miller, Stan Marlan, Robert Bosnak, Murray Stein, Nathan Schwartz-Salant, Wolfgang Giegerich, Veronica Goodchild, and more!

Product Description: Nancy Cater analyzes the Greek mythic figure of Electra from a Jungian perspective and illustrates its relevance to understanding the psychology of adolescent girls and women today. Electra, who experiences the combined loss of the father and betrayal by the mother, is stuck in adolescence psychologically-a dark puella, unable to enter womanhood, trapped in mourning for her lost father and hatred of her mother...read more