Jung and the Jungians on Myth

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Series Editor's Foreword
Introduction
Mythology and the Archetypes of the Collective Unconscious	p. 3
Instinct and Archetype	p. 5
Archetype and Archetypal Image	p. 12
Archetypal Image and Myth	p. 15
Myth as Compensation	p. 19
The Strange Mythology of the Psyche: The Shadow, Anima, and Animus	p. 29
The Shadow	p. 33
The Anima and the Animus	p. 45
The Strange Mythology of the Psyche: The Hero, Wise Old Man, Great Mother, Divine Child, and Self	p. 63
The Wise Old Man	p. 72
The Great Mother	p. 76
The Divine Child: Puer Aeternus	p. 81
The Self	p. 83
The Jungian Analysis of Myth	p. 91
The Role of Myth in Culture: Myth as Compensation	p. 96
Myth and Inflation	p. 102
Myth and Politics	p. 104
Neumann and Myths of the Great Mother	p. 109
"The Purest Expression": Von Franz on Fairy Tales	p. 113
Alchemy and Psychology	p. 116
The Holy Grail	p. 119
New Orientations and Developments	p. 125
Archetypal Dimensions of Daily Life	p. 125
Gods and Goddesses in Everyone	p. 128
Symbolic Interpretation and the Remythologization of Religion	p. 132
Jungian Primitivism	p. 136
Jungian (Archetypal) Criticism	p. 143
Recent Controversies and Debates	p. 150
Selected Bibliography	p. 165
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