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Explore the stages of individual consciousness through the lens of world mythology with this influential book by Erich Neumann, one of C. G. Jung's most creative students. The Origins and History of Consciousness showcases how human consciousness as a whole develops through archetypal stages, all beginning and ending with the symbol of the tail-eating serpent. Follow the Hero's journey through universal myths of creation, motherhood, and transformation to gain insight into the evolution of the ego consciousness. With a foreword by Jung, this enduring work is a must-read for anyone interested in analytical psychology.
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Explore how the feminine has been expressed throughout history, from goddesses to demons, gardens to hovering skies. In this book, the author delves into the essential relationship between individual consciousness and the ungraspable matrix of the Great Mother. Discover the many ways the feminine has been experienced and expressed, spanning cultures and time periods.
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Origines et histoire de la conscience
Traduit de l'allemand par Véronique Liard (Hors collection Imago) (French Edition)
Discover the fascinating journey of human consciousness development in this captivating book that draws on world mythology. Renowned psychologist Erich Neumann explores how individual consciousness undergoes the same archetypal stages as human consciousness, which begins and ends with the symbol of the Uroboros. Each stage is projected through universal myths such as the Birth of the Hero and the Slaying of the Dragon. Don't miss this eloquent and insightful exploration of the evolution of human consciousness.
This book delves deep into the archetype of the Great Mother, covering topics such as the structure of the archetype, the two characters of the feminine, and the central symbolism of the feminine. It also explores the transformation mysteries and the functional spheres of the feminine. Part II dives even further, discussing the primordial goddess, the positive and negative elementary characters, and transformative characters such as the Lady of the Plants and the Lady of the Beasts. Spiritual transformation is also explored, making this a must-read for those interested in the feminine archetype.
Exploring the dangers of "scapegoat" psychology and the need for shadow recognition, this book offers a new approach to modern ethics. Rejecting the "old ethic" of striving for perfection by repressing the dark side of humanity, the author advocates for integration of the shadow into the self to achieve wholeness. A must-read for those seeking a new perspective on contemporary problems.
Eros e Psiquê
Amor, Alma e Individuacao no Desenvolvimento do Feminino - Colecao Biblioteca Psicologia e Mitos
This insightful commentary analyzes the ancient tale of Eros and Psyche as told by Apuleius. Written by Erich Neumann, this book is part of the prestigious International Library of Psychology series, which includes works from well-known figures such as Jung and Freud. Explore the themes of love, desire, and the human psyche in this thought-provoking read.
This insightful commentary on the tale by Apuleius is one of 204 volumes in the prestigious International Library of Psychology series. Written by Erich Neumann, a respected figure in the field, the book offers a detailed exploration of the themes and symbolism present in the story of Amor and Psyche. Other titles in the series include works by influential psychologists such as C.G. Jung, Sigmund Freud, and Karen Horney. Available individually or as part of a set, these books are a valuable resource for those interested in the history and development of psychology.
This deeply psychological commentary explores the tale of Amor and Psyche by Apuleius. With volumes by key figures like Freud, Jung, and Horney, this esteemed series from Routledge offers a vast collection of works for readers interested in exploring the human psyche. Available as individual volumes, themed sets, or a complete collection, explore the International Library of Psychology today.
Explore the psychology of art with this collection of four engaging essays. Dive into how the artist's inner situation influences their work, and examine the relationship between art and its era. Discover the specific challenges of modern art and take a closer look at the renowned artist Chagall in the context of the previous studies. Get ready for a thought-provoking journey through the creative unconscious.
Analytical Psychology in Exile
The Correspondence of C. G. Jung and Erich Neumann (Philemon Foundation Series, 10)
"Analytical Psychology in Exile" reveals a fascinating intellectual relationship between two towering twentieth-century intellectuals: C.G. Jung and Erich Neumann. Their letters shed light on the development of Jung's psychological theories and the emergence of another leading psychologist, who challenged Jung's ideas on fascism and anti-Semitism, and helped to create the state of Israel. This book offers a rare window into the minds of two great thinkers, with Martin Liebscher's authoritative introduction and annotations providing important context to the correspondence.
Creative Man by Erich Neumann
Jacob & Esau by Erich Neumann
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The Roots of Jewish Consciousness, Volume One by Erich Neumann
The Archetypal World of Henry Moore (Bollingen) by Erich Neumann
The Place of Creation by Erich Neumann
Zur Psychologie des Weiblichen by Erich Neumann
Die Psyche als Ort der Gestaltung by Erich Neumann
The Roots of Jewish Consciousness, Volume Two by Erich Neumann
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The Essays of Erich Neumann, Volume 3 by Erich Neumann
L'uomo ricercatore e giocatore. L'esperienza mistica e creativa nella vita umana by Adolf. Erich. Portmann Hugo. Neumann Rahner