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Quadrant: The Journal of the C.G. Jung Foundation
Summer 2011: Table of Contents, with abstracts.
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Quadrant is the C.G. Jung Foundation’s journal of interesting and accessible articles and reviews on analytical psychology and related subjects. It is devoted to the full spectrum of Jungian psychology. For subscription information and an index of articles from recent issues, see below.
Quadrant offers essays grounded in personal and professional experience, which focus on issues of matter and body, psyche and spirit. Major themes of Jung’s work are explored through mythological, archetypal and alchemical motifs and images, as well as through historical, scientific, clinical, and cultural observation.
Current Issue: Summer 2011
Volume XXXXI:2
Front pages; letter from the editor
C. G. Jung's Personal Diary: The Red Book An "enterview" with Thomas Kirsch, M.D.
— Robert S. Henderson
The Impress of Heinrich Zimmer's Teachings on C. G. Jung's Profession
— Jeanne LaVallee
Mythic Foundations and the Evolution of a Hero
— Richard Marranca
Wagner Reclaims Gottfried's Minne-retort: A Jungian Interpretation of Tristan und Isolde
— Velda Kaune
Film Review
Marion Woodman: Dancing in the flames
— Polly Armstrong
— Bruce Bond
— Beth Darlington, Book Review Editor
Abyssal Awe: Response to Brent Weston’s Mandala Series
— Kathryn Madden
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We invite you to view a sample article from Quadrant volume XXVII:1
The Natural Life: An Endangered Species? by Meredith Sabini (2.2MB PDF)
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