Table of Contents

1. C. G. Jung's Psychology Project as a Response to the Condition of the World; 2. Psychology as Anti-Philosophy: C.G. Jung; 3. The Disenchantment Complex: C.G. Jung and the Modern World; 4. The Rejection of the Hic: Reflections on C.G. Jung's Communion Fiasco; 5. The Smuggling Inherent in the Logic of the "Psychology of the Unconscious"; 6. The Flight Into the Unconscious: C.G. Jung's Psychology Project; 7. Liber Novus, that is, The New Bible: A First Analysis of C.G. Jung's Red Book; 8. The Opposition of 'Individual' and 'Collective' - Psychology's Basic Fault: Reflections on Today's Magnum Opus of the Soul; 9. Closure and Setting Free or the Bottled Spirit of Alchemy and Psychology; 10. Mythic Ilusory Appearance - Blindness to Logical Form: C.G. Jung's Faust Interpretation, for Instance; Index

About the Author

Wolfgang Giegerich is a Jungian analyst, now living in Berlin, and the author of numerous books, among them What Is Soul? and Neurosis: The Logic of a Metaphysical Illness. Giegerich’s Collected English Papers include The Neurosis of Psychology (Vol. I). Technology and the Soul (Vol. 2), Soul-Violence (Vol. 3), The Soul Always Thinks (Vol. 4), The Flight into the Unconscious (Vol. 5), and Dreaming the Myth Onwards (Vol. 6) (all Routledge).