Innateness of Myth: A New Interpretation of Joseph Campbell's Reception of C.G. Jung

Content: Points of departure --
Jung\'s influence on Joseph Campbell --
Overview of book structure --
Methodological reflection --
My hopes for this book --
Part one. Jung --
The development of Jung\'s ideas --
Early developments --
\'On the nature of the psyche\' --
Synchronicity --
The ideas of Anthony Stevens --
Archetype --
Why religion? --
Conclusion --
Part two. Campbell --
Campbell\'s life --
Boyhood and student years --
Development of core ideas --
Professional career --
Phases one and two of Campbell\'s career --
Which books by Jung did Campbell own? --
Phase one (1943-1959) --
Phase two (1959-1968) --
Phase three of Campbell\'s career --
Establishing proof for the Jungian turn --
Reasons for the Jungian turn --
The metaphysical theme in phase three --
Stevens and Campbell : thefinal verdict --
Conclusion --
The model of the three phases : a summary --
Overview and close analysis of my most important arguments --
Campbell as a post-Jungian --
Reflections on the potential benefits of my findings.