The Way of the Image: The Orientational Approach to the Psyche
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| Rating | : | 4.29 (566 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1935184008 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 75 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-01-21 |
| Language | : | English |
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Peter FYFE said Exquisite Gems!. Apart from its clarity and deftness, what makes this little collection of essays a true joy is their discussing of distinctly Jungian matters - how analysts work with images - in such an accessible, inspiring way. Unencumbered by the usual obfuscating clinical language and not relying on countless CW references to justify its premise, o. Simple, Profound, Life-Changing Morgan Stebbins This short and direct little book has profound implications for personal and professional development in the realm of psychology and in the quality of lived life. However, let me say that like most things in life, being simple does not make the contents of this book easy. In fact probably the case is just the opposite. This book consist. What does it all Mean? BR For all of its terse certainties, isn't it just more of the same old analytic bull? going round in circles, chasing its own tale. Kaufmann complains about the Freudian con game: either the analysand accepts the analyst's interpretation or he's "resisting." Head's I win, tails you lose. Kaufmann says you have to take the (dream) image on
The revolutionary propositions in this book have astounding implications. Readers will discover the stunning viewpoint brought to us by one of the greatest psychologists of our era, and a whole new vista of the human psyche will open up. Everyone who is interested in knowing about themselves, about their dreams, about how therapy can and should work, and about the way the world of our psyche works, will find this fascinating book to be a guide for the rest of their life.. This revolutionary new book, The Way of the Image, brings us the foundation for an incredibly rich and profound approach to the psyche—one based on objective kn
is a Jungian analyst who originally trained as a physicist in his native Israel, and earned his doctorate in clinical psychology from New York University. G. His innovative work on the nature of the objective psyche has made important contributions to Jungian psychology as well as the overall vision of the Assisi Conferences.. He has been on the faculty of the C. Yoram Kaufmann, Ph.
G. Jung Institute of New York, where he also served as a member of the training board. About the AuthorYoram Kaufmann, Ph.D. His innovative work on the nature of the objective psyche has made important contributions to Jungian psychology as well as the overall vision of the Assisi Conferences.. He has been on the faculty of the C. is a Jungian analyst who originally trained as a physicist in his native Israel, and earned his doctorate in clinical psychology from New York University