Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Illustrations xi
4. A Note on Sources xiii
5. Preface xv
6. Acknowledgments xxx
7. Introduction: C. G. Jung and the Humanities 1
8. Part I. The Archetypal Tradition
9. MYTHOLOGY
10. Mind and Matter in Myth 11
11. RELIGION
12. Gnosis and Culture 24
13. Jung's Impact on Religious Studies 36
14. ANTHROPOLOGY: THE TRICKSTER
15. The Trickster and the Sacred Clown 45
16. Jung Contra Freud 67
17. POPULAR CULTURE
18. Popular Culture Symposium 76
19. Folk Theater, Community, and Symbols of the Unconscious 91
20. ARCHITECTURE
21. Individuation and Entropy as a Creative Cycle in Architecture 104
22. C. G. Jung and the Temple 113
23. The Image of the Vessel in the Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright 124
24. Part II. Creativity
25. IMAGINATION
26. Creativity 139
27. The Road to Mecca 144
28. Creative Shadows 150
29. Creativity Symposium 153
30. On William Blake 162
31. ART
32. Meaning in Art 174
33. Jung and Abstract Expressionism 185
34. Artists' Roundtable: Jung's Influence 206
35. DANCE AND THEATER
36. Journeys of Body and Soul: Jean Erdman's Dances 217
37. Twelve Dreams by James Lapine: Enactment as Creative Process 230
38. LITERATURE
39. A Survey of Jungian Literary Criticism in English 238
40. Descent to the Underworld 251
41. Part III. Post-Jungian Contributions
42. GENDER ISSUES
43. The Feminine 267
44. Enlightening Shadows 279
45. Beyond the Feminine Principle 294
46. POSTMODERNISM
47. The Unconscious in a Postmodern Depth Psychology 307
48. Jung and the Postmodern Condition 319
49. An OtherJung and An Other... 325
50. Jung and Postmodernism Symposium 331
51. Contributors 341
52. Index 347
53. The Collected Works of C. G. Jung 365