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- Title Pages
- Contributors
- Introduction
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1 The Challenge of Teaching Jung in the University -
2 Misprision -
3 Teaching Jung in a Theological Seminary and a Graduate School of Religion -
4 Teaching Jung in an Analytical Psychology Institute -
5 Jung on Myth -
6 Jung's Engagement with Christian Theology -
7 God on the Couch -
8 Type-Wise -
9 Personal Secrets, Ethical Questions -
10 Anima, Gender, Feminism -
11 Jung as Nature Mystic -
12 Teaching Jung in Asia -
13 Teaching Jung and Dreams -
14 Jung and Winnicott in the Classroom -
15 Jung and the Numinous Classroom -
16 Can There Be a Science of the Symbolic? - Index
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- Title Pages
- Contributors
- Introduction
-
1 The Challenge of Teaching Jung in the University -
2 Misprision -
3 Teaching Jung in a Theological Seminary and a Graduate School of Religion -
4 Teaching Jung in an Analytical Psychology Institute -
5 Jung on Myth -
6 Jung's Engagement with Christian Theology -
7 God on the Couch -
8 Type-Wise -
9 Personal Secrets, Ethical Questions -
10 Anima, Gender, Feminism -
11 Jung as Nature Mystic -
12 Teaching Jung in Asia -
13 Teaching Jung and Dreams -
14 Jung and Winnicott in the Classroom -
15 Jung and the Numinous Classroom -
16 Can There Be a Science of the Symbolic? - Index
