Jung & Reich : the body as shadow
"Jung & Reich: The Body as Shadow is an exploration of the lives and significant ideas of two principal figures of psychoanalysis, Carl Jung and Wilhelm Reich, who never met even though they were contemporaries. Author John Conger's unique treatment of their personalities and points of view - as well as what they might have learned from one another - is at once a brush with the hypothetical, a blended biography of similarities and differences, and a conscientious assessment of the two men's theories."--BOOK JACKET
Print Book, English, ©2005
North Atlantic Books, Berkeley, Calif., ©2005
xlii, 222 pages ; 23 cm
9781556435447, 1556435444
56876783
Introduction: Reflections : Jung and Reich, 2004
The foundations of human nature
Jung and Reich : an overview of similarities and differences
Genitality
Character and resistance
Jung, psychopathology, and the individuation process
The shadow
The double as immortal self
Jung and Reich : the body as shadow
The core, the collective unconscious, and beyond
Science and mysticism
Alchemy and orgone
Three myths
What Jung and Reich could have learned from each other
The body as more than the shadow
Image and energy