Contemporary Jungian Analysis

Cover
Title
Copyright
Contents
List of Contributors
Preface
Introduction
1 Infancy and Childhood, Research and Therapy
	Fordham’s Developments of Jung in the Context of Infancy and Childhood
	Infant Observation and Countertransference
2 The Body-Self Relationship
	The Body-Self Relationship
	Emerging Mind from Matter: Dialectical Processes
3 Patient and Analyst: Transference and Countertransference
	The Intersubjective Nature of Analysis
	Transference and Countertransference
4 Training and Supervision
	Training in Adult Analysis at the Society of Analytical Psychology
	Training: A Recent Trainee’s Reflection
5 Assessment, Diagnosis and Psychopathology
	Tricky Beginnings: Assessment in Context
	Reflections on Assessment at the C.G. Jung Clinic
6 Dreams and Active Imagination
	A Jungians Approach to Dreams
	Active Imagination: Dreaming with Open Eyes
7 Religion and Spirituality
	Processes of Transformation
	‘God Could Be Something Terrible’
8 Gender and Sexuality
	The Collective Unconscious and Primordial Influences in Gender Identity
	Contrasexuality and the Unknown Soul
9 Myth and Fairy Tales
	The Psychological Use of Fairy Tales
10 The Creative Interface with Culture
	Popular Culture: Keeping Ourselves Together
	Pattern
11 Social Issues
	Slimming Down: A discussion suggesting archetypal roots for a contemporary metaphor
	Individuation in the Age of Uncertainty
12 Contemporary Overview of Jungian Perspectives
	What Do I Mean by Identity?
	Jung, Modernity and Postmodern Psychology
Subject index
Name index