Masculine and Feminine The Natural Flow of

A Jungian analyst provides a new model for understanding the masculine and feminine principles that exist in everyone, providing insight into the events of daily life and the themes of entire lifetimes.

Gareth S. Hill, Ph.D., is a clinical social worker and a Jungian analyst with a private practice in Berkeley, California. He is on the faculty of the California Institute for Social Work, the Psychotherapy Institute of Berkeley, and the University of California at San Francisco.

Acknowledgments

xi

Introduction

xiii

Archetypal Patterns of Masculine and Feminine

3

(20)

The Static Feminine

4

(5)

The Negative Static Feminine

8

(1)

The Dynamic Masculine

9

(4)

The Negative Dynamic Masculine

12

(1)

The Static Masculine

13

(4)

The Negative Static Masculine

16

(1)

The Dynamic Feminine

17

(6)

The Negative Dynamic Feminine

20

(3)

The Self and Its Developmental Patterns

23

(30)

Macrodevelopment

26

(9)

Men's Development

26

(4)

Women's Development

30

(5)

Microdevelopment

35

(18)

Patterns of Immaturity

53

(54)

Psychopathology

56

(1)

The Static Feminine-Dynamic Masculine Polaity

57

(21)

Anthony

59

(3)

A Psychotic Child

62

(3)

Bob and Linda

65

(9)

Jim and Mary

74

(3)

Summary

77

(1)

The Static Masculine-Dynamic Feminine Polarity

78

(22)

Cynthia

82

(2)

David

84

(1)

Dick and Clarice

85

(3)

Catherine

88

(9)

Jane

97

(2)

Summary

99

(1)

Patterns of Fixation on Both Polarities

100

(7)

The Puer Aeternus

101

(3)

The Puer Aeternus Senex

104

(3)

Treatment

107

(30)

Complexes

107

(4)

Transference

111

(3)

A Note on Mirroring

114

(1)

The Static Feminine-Dynamic Masculine Polarity

114

(10)

Impotence and Omnipotence

121

(2)

A Note about Diagnosis

123

(1)

The Static Masculine/Dynamic Feminine Polarity

124

(13)

Regression

127

(7)

Dehumanization and Madness

134

(3)

Clinical Supervision and Consultation

137

(10)

Consultee Development

138

(2)

Consultant Development

140

(2)

A Case Example

142

(5)

Culture Patterns

147

(28)

The Matrivalent Culture Pattern

149

(14)

The Patrivalent Culture Pattern

163

(5)

Individuation

168

(7)

Animus and Anima

175

(16)

Otherness

178

(3)

Animus, Anima, and Shadow

181

(1)

Animus, Anima, and Psychological Type

182

(6)

Homosexuality

188

(3)

Toward an Integrative Model for Depth Psychology

191

(22)

Drive Theory and the Nature of Psychic Energy

196

(3)

Object Relations

199

(3)

Winnicott's Theory of Early Development

202

(1)

A Piagetian Model of Character Structure

203

(3)

Infinite Complexity and Scale

206

(1)

Interactionism

207

(2)

Attractors

209

(4)

References

213

(6)

Index

219

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