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This fascinating account explores the significance of the Chicago Portage, one of the most important--and neglected--sites in early US history.

Benjamin Sells encourages a radical departure from the usual introspection and self-centeredness of psychology in our time. By placing style first, Sells argues that we must turn our eyes and minds outward to the greater world. Emphasizing beauty over emotion, and appreciation over feeling, he attempts to break the stranglehold of the self so as to reconstitute our proper place among the many things of the world. From the book: "An old proverb...

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Recounts the gripping story of how the young city of Chicago, under the leadership of an audacious engineer named Ellis Chesbrough, constructed a two-mile tunnel below Lake Michigan in search of clean water. Benjamin Sells narrates in vivid detail the exceptional skill and imagination it took to save this storied city from itself.

What began as a postscript to the 1970 issue of Spring Journal has, in the past twenty-five years, come to offer the most broad-ranging, radical, and serious alternative to modern ego-based psychology. Known as archetypal psychology, this form of analysis challenges orthodox psychological thinking by replacing its humanistic and scientistic assumptions with a psychology founded in soul. Of the hundreds of psychological theories, only archetypa...