Books and Articles

I have created a local, frontal reading group. Reading slowly, a few pages at the time:

An interesting question came up: On p. 3, the author writes: ...They want to have its reflection outside of it, in the antecedently given teachings of the great master, be it Jung or be it Freud, Winnicott, Kohut, and so on.

However, what role does the author's own writing and lecturing play here? is he directing the readers to take personal responsibility (see the next line in the book) and develop their own method? Is there another way from preventing him from being seen as one of the great masters that people are content to rest on?

This question is poignant, as I am not aware of any powerful psychological thinkers between Hillman (or André Green who passed away around the same time as Hillman) and Giegerich. Perhaps Thomas Ogden, who is a bit…

Does anyone have a file of this article by Wolfgang Giegerich in The Journal of Jungian Theory and Practice, Vol. 7 (No. 1), 2005. Their archive seems to have become inactive.

thank you!

After such a long time, today I was able to make time to thank you all from ISPDI for your donation to our founding group to tranlate 'The Animus Psychology' to portuguese, which started october 2022.

Marco Heleno Barreto generously connected our project to you and you immediately embraced it fully! We are even happier to learn that our iniciative had inspired ISPDI to translate it to English too!

Such an important book, specially now that Dr. Giegerich did a new version of it. He was so kind that he sent to us the new corrections in order that the translator could corretc the older version we had, until the new edition arrived in December 22. Since then, the tranlator is working directly over it.

Despite the chalenge, it is a pleasure and honour to be able to finally read it. So much became clearer, at least to me. As…