Alchemy and psychotherapy : post-Jungian perspectives

✍ Scribed by Mathers, Dale

Publisher: Routledge
Year: 2014
Tongue: English
Edition: 1. ed.
Category: Library

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✦ Table of Contents

Beebe, Foreword. Rowlands, Foreword. Mathers, Editors Introduction. Part I:Alchemy and Meaning. Davide,The Hours of the Day. Freeman, The Stone That the Builders Rejected. Bygott, Mysterium Coniunctionis: Fabric of Life. Mathers, The Rosarium Philosophorum. Part II: Two. The Symbolic Attitude. Heuer, Transubstantiation. Mathers, The Queen and the Servant. Boll, That moment in the Rose Garden. Syrett, A Point in Time: The Birth Chart as a Living Mandala. Wainwright, Learning to Move: Imagination and the Living Body. Part III: The Spirit and the Natural World. Davide, Hermes. Heuer, The Nature of Burn Out and the Burn Out of Nature. Heuer, Embodied being as alchemy. Whan, Aurum Vulgi: Alchemy in Analysis, a Critique of a Simulated Phenomenon. Section IV: Clinical Applications. Davide, Water and Stone. Williams, Alchemy and Atonement. Barone-Chapman, Sulphur Rises Through The Blackened Body. Goss, Alchemy and the Masculine. Colverson, Alchemy and Anorexia. Field, The Quest for Individuation. Heuer, Alchemy.

✦ Subjects

Jungian psychology;Psychotherapy;Alchemy;Archetype (Psychology)

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