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A bestseller in German-speaking countries for the last three years, The Incredible Fascination of Violence is sure to be a powerful and compelling wake-up call to the English-speaking world, and especially to American society, racked as it is by fears of violence toward and among children.From his experiences as a psychologist in Swiss state schools and as a therapist and publisher of psychological works, Allan Guggenbuhl has gathered material...

Histories ventures into the murky waters of memory and the past origins of two of the major movements of depth psychology, those of Jung and Freud. It examines not only the history of these psychologies in their countries of origin, but their planting in foreign soils, particularly England, America, and Italy. There is a first hand account of the development and establishment of Jungian psychology in Italy and an essay from the old archetypali...

Michael Ortiz Hill looks closely into one hundred end-of-world dreams and uncovers the myths ruling our fears and hopes.

Seven papers originally delivered at the annual Eranos conference in Ascona, Switzerland, August 1972, by Adolf Portmann, Gershom Scholem, Christopher Rowe, Dominique Zahan, Ernst Benz, Ren Huyghe, and Toshihiki Izutsu.

It is now well known that the Hebrew prophets, even as they denounced Canaanite idolatry, borrowed freely from its mythic imagery and poetry. The Faces of God is the first book to analyze the Canaanite content in Hebrew scripture for its inner coherence, to examine what these myths might mean and how they were used.

From Blackbeard the pirate to Ted Bundy, psychopaths have stirred feelings of seduction and terror for us. Psychiatrist Adolf Guggenbuhl-Craig explores psychopathology and presents a whole new vision: that it is not so much a deficiency of morality as it is a crippled eros. Guggenbuhl-Craig also exposes the successful psychopath in business, professions, and politics.

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Could our fascination with childhood and the issues of child abuse, abortion, and family therapy mean that we are caught in the myth of purity and innocence? Boas exposes the assumptions that continue to plague nearly everything we do and say about children.

This book explores Eros and incest for a new version of therapy that tries to heal the love/sex split.