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Library
Corner
Since June 2002, over 300 books have been added to our library and
are now available to be loaned out to members. In addition, we maintain
for use in our library an extensive and growing collection of the
following journals: American Psychologist, Journal of Analytical
Psychology, Parobola, Psychoanalytic Psychology, Psychological Perspectives,
San Francisco Jung Institute Library Journal, and Quadrant.
What
We're Reading...
A page featuring
works by recent presenters at or members of The WSJP:
![[Cover: The Cultural Creatives]](images/ccreative.jpg) The
Cultural Creatives : How 50 Million People Are Changing the World
by Paul H.Ray, Ph. D. and Ruth Anderson - Pre-order
for October 2001 Release!
From a recent
review at Amazon.com: "Do you 'give a lot of importance to
helping other people and bringing out their unique gifts?' Do
you 'dislike all the emphasis in modern culture on success and
'making it,' on getting and spending, on wealth and luxury goods?'Do
you 'want to be involved in creating a new and better way of life
for our country?' If you answered yes to all three of these questions--and
at least seven more of the remaining 15 in Paul Ray and Sherry
Anderson's questionnaire--then you are probably a Cultural Creative."
Read
more from Amazon.com >>>
![[Cover: When the Body Speaks]](images/bodyspeaks.jpg) When
the Body Speaks: The Archetypes in the Body
by Mara Sidoli and Phyllis Blakemore
Visiting
professor at the Univ. of New Mexico, Albuquerque. Text for students
and professionals in the fields of child and adult psychoanalysis
and psychotherapy. Applies Jungian concepts and theories to infant
development to demonstrate how archetypal imagery formed in early
life can permanently affect a person's psychology. Softcover,
hardcover also available. Click here
for more information.
Tarot
and Individuation : Correspondences With Cabala and Alchemy
by Dr. Irene Gad
From a recent
review at Amazon.com: "This is a useful book for people interested
in Jungian psycholology. From a single image or symbol from the
tarot you can work outward through the levels of meaning in that
system and into the corresponding symbols related to personal
transformation and individuation in the Cabala and Alchemy. The
illustrations--both in the body of the text and especially in
the appendicies on the tarot, astrology and divination--are numerous,
effective and accessibly presented. The value of this book is
in the attention to detail and clarity of presentation that Dr.
Gad has brought to a rich and complex area of the interplay between
the symbolic and personal psychology. In this area of scholarship--the
nexus of three different ancient systems of symbols and their
relationship to Jungian formulations of personal transformation
and growth--this is a great resouce." Click here
for more information.
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