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This book is a fresh approach to one of Jung's best-known and most exciting concepts. Richard M. Gray uses archetypes as the basis for a new means of interpreting the world and lays the foundations of what he terms an 'archetypal sociology'. Jung's ideas are combined with elements of modern biology and systems theory to explore the basic human experiences of life, which recur through the ages.

Focuses on Roman Republican oratory as a whole, adding context to a subject dominated by analysis of Cicero and contributing to a broader understanding of its workings~Offers original and pragmatic combinations of philological and historical approaches to the fragmentary evidence, yielding new insights for an interdisciplinary readership~Contains imaginative and methodologically rigorous reconstructions of non-Ciceronian Roman oratory~Includes...

What was the core message of Jesus of Nazareth? It is there in the opening chapter of the gospel of Mark: "The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand." That "kingdom, " of course, is not one of this world but one of the spirit, which Jesus stated clearly to Pontius Pilate. And just as we need food (the staple of which is bread) to live in the world, we also need spiritual food to live in the world of the spirit. The purpose of th...

Public experience with risk communication differs greatly from country to country in Europe and there has been little opportunity for the transfer of experience and learning between countries. This is especially true for the many new European States, including the countries in transition from centralised to market economies. This book presents case studies on risk communication. One of its unifying concepts is the role of risk communication ...

The premise of this little volume is that life is meant for meaning, and that meaning is found only through the commitments we make to those self-transcending goals and values which are true to our nature and talents as distinctive human beings.

Public experience with risk communication differs greatly from country to country in Europe and there has been little opportunity for the transfer of experience and learning between countries. This is especially true for the many new European States, including the countries in transition from centralised to market economies. This book presents case studies on risk communication. One of its unifying concepts is the role of risk communication ...