Jung, Dante, and the Making of the Red Book: Of Fire and Form (Research in Analytical Psychology and Jungian Studies)

Cover
Half Title
Series
Title
Copyright
Contents
Acknowledgements
Preface
List of Figures
Introduction
	Content of the Work
	Methodology
	Jung and Dante
	Notes
	References
1 Books of Visions
	Jung, Dante, and Liber Novus
		Hypnagogia
		A “Meditation Book”
		Jung’s Dante
		“From Things Heard and Seen”
		“Visionary Works”: Genealogy of a Concept
	The Esoteric Dante
		Dante at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
		A Short History of the Symbolist Reading of Dante
		Jung and the Symbolist Reading of Dante
	Notes
	References
2 Into Hell
	Noontide
		The Sacrifice of the Hero
		“Creative Passion”
	Katabasis
		The Midpoint of Life
		Forest, Desert, and Fearsome Beasts
		Good Friday
		Sinister
	Lucifer
		The Devil Motif in Liber Novus
		The Wild Flight
	Notes
	References
3 Rebirth
	Daybreak
		The Dark Mountain
		Jung’s Purgatorial Labor
	Anabasis
		Christmas 1913, “Mysterium”
		The Symbol of the Reversed Cones
		“Forethinking” and “Pleasure”
	The Guide and the Soul
		Dante’s Virgil and Jung’s Philemon
		From Guidance to Freedom
		The Lady of the Mind: Dante’s Beatrice and Jung’s Soul
		On Love
	Notes
	References
Epilogue
	Notes
	References
Appendix (Chronology)
Index