Chapter 1 Cult and Association; Chapter 2 A Case of Mistaken Identity?; Chapter 3 ‘The Experiment Must Be Made’; Chapter 4 The Tribunal; Chapter 5 The Imitation of Christ; Chapter 6 A Text in Search of an Author; Chapter 7 Sister Maria; Chapter 8 Sister Maria;
Sonu Shamdasani is an historian of psychology, and currently a research fellow at the Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine, London. He is the editor of several books, including Jung's seminar The Psychology of Kundalini Yoga.
'I urge those interested in analytical psychology and related
fields to read this concise work. It models scrupulous
investigation of history and displays the necessity and importance
of thorough research. Sonu Shamdasani has provided another of his
powerful contributions not only to the history of analytical
psychology but also to our increased comprehension of the scope,
complexity, and nature of our clinical practice.' - San Naifeh,
Journal of Analytical Psychology
'According to the advance publicity circulated by Noll's
publishers, his books purport to be 'ground-breaking works of
historical reconstruction' bringing Jungian scholarship to 'a new
level of sophistication'. Sonu Shamdasani has demonstrated the
hollow nature of this claim, and he is to be congratulated for
making what is, by contrast, a balanced and meticulously researched
contribution to the study of Jung and his psychology. It deserves
to be widely read.' - Anthony Stevens, Journal of Analytical
Psychology
 |
Ask a Question About this Product More... |
|
