Contemporary Jungian Analysis: Post-Jungian Perspectives from the Society of Analytical Psychology

This collection of essays chronicles much of the acrimonious in-fighting which has raged within the British analytical psychology movement since the Freud-Jung split. Essential reading for anyone wishing to know more about contemporary psychotherapy, these writings from members of the Society of Analytical Psychology cover themes such as infancy, gender, transference, popular culture, assessment and pathology, dreams and active imagination. Each chapter brings together the works of two authors to illustrate different approaches to the same topic.