Books of Archetype (Psychology)
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Sex Radicals: How Depth Psychology Understands Gay Men and Meth Sex
By Brian Daniel GleasonA subculture, or underground community, exists where gay men regularly use crystal meth as part of their sexual experience.
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The Rose and the Sword
By Judith Bach, Nanette HucknallContemporary and fantasy tales are used to introduce four archetypal characters representing positive and negative aspects of feminine and masculine energies that are followed by psychological commentary and exercises to help integrate the ...
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Creating Consciousness, Building Relationships, Making Whole: Insights Into Integrating Psyche from the Hindu Tradition
By Sreemala S. SettyIn the unconscious, archetypal realm, the Self sustains, supports, and mediates. To the ego, the Self is guide and bringer of new consciousness that rounds out ego partiality.
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Archetypal Psychologies: Reflections in Honor of James Hillman
By James HillmanThis book highlights the importance, both of Hillman's original contributions, and of current developments in this field.
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The Hero with a Thousand Faces
By Joseph CampbellIn this book, Joseph Campbell presents the composite hero. Apollo, the Frog King of the fairy tale, Wotan, the Buddha, and numerous other protagonists of folklore and religion, enact simultaneously the various phases of their common story.
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Jung in the 21st Century: Evolution and archetype
By John Ryan HauleThis first volume provides an original overview of Jung's work, demonstrating its compatibility with contemporary views in science.
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Four Archetypes: Mother, Rebirth, Spirit, Trickster
By Carl Gustav Jung, R. F. C. HullFour Archetypes: Mother, Rebirth, Spirit, Trickster
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Archetypes of the Zodiac
By Kathleen BurtThe technique in this book is based on the integration of the esoteric rules of the signs with their opposites.
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Games as Theater for Soul: An Archetypal Psychology Perspective of Virtual Games
This work introduces depth psychologists to the important domain of digital games for soul and suggests to game designers a new access path as game designs evolve in new directions.
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Individuation in Children's Literature: The Child Hero's Journey and Coming-of-age
In this way, it can be said that these works of literature and myth are, in essence, adult adventures pretending to be children's stories, and that the successful child hero is symbolic of the adult hero.
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Anima Loci, Greening Self: Reconnecting with Place by Meeting the Mythic Soul of Orange County
By Katherine M. HumphreyDisconnection from place is traumatic, creating dissociation and alienation.
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Archetypes and the Fourth Gospel: Literature and Theology in Conversation
By Brian Larsen"This book explores the interaction of literature and theology by means of archetypal criticism with specific reference to certain characters in the Fourth Gospel.
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Wisdom of the Heart: Working with Women's Dreams
By Karen A. SignellDestined to become a classic work on women's psychology, consciousness, and dream interpretation, Wisdom of the Heart presents new insights into the special language of women's dreams and leads the reader to discover her own feminine nature ...
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The Song of the Handless Maiden: A Feminine Journey from Silent Devastation to Authentic Song
The fairy tale of "The Handless Maiden" represents one of the melodies as the hermeneutic which re-visits, from a feminine perspective, the concept of the daimon.
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Queen Maeve and Her Lovers
By Sylvia Brinton PereraQueen Maeve and Her Lovers
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Making the Gods Work for You: The Astrological Language of the Psyche
By Caroline W. CaseyBelieve Nothing, Entertain Possibilities! Making the Gods Work for You presents internationally renowned author Caroline W. Casey's remarkable doctrine of Visionary Activist Astrology.
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Black, Like Paul
By Alex Christopher Williams"Alex Christopher Williams explores the relationship between historical, contemporary and personal experiences around issues of race, passing, and masculinity in America.
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Horse Girl: An Archetypal Study of Women, Horses, and Trauma Healing
By Catherine Anne HeldThe runaway bride archetype emerges from a review of literature and film portrayals of women and horses. Her male counterpart is the wounded healer/horse whisperer. The rise in woman-initiated divorce,...
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The Complex: Path of Transformation from Archetype to Ego
By Erel ShalitThis is title no. 98 in the series Studies in Jungian Psychology by Jungian Analysts.
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Archetypes in Life, Literature, and Myth: Curriculum Unit
By Center for Learning, Shelley Ni TuamaThis unit is an introduction to archetypes designed for high school students in advanced placement and honors level English courses.