Post-Jungian Authors on My Shelf

Okay, thanks to my readers and their interest in various post-Jungian authors from whom I have been drawing various quotes, I am taking the time to list some of my sources.  As you can tell, the photo is a peek at a two shelves which contain most of my collection of Inner City Books, a series of books written by Jungian analysts that is published in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.  Daryl Sharp is the editor of the series as well as being one of the major contributing authors.  Needless to say, I have most of the books in the series.

Two important books in the series by Daryl are:

1. Jung Lexicon, and
2. Digesting Jung

Daryl’s other books that I found especially interesting were:

1. Personality Types
2. Getting To Know You
3. The Secret Raven
4. Living Jung
5. Jungian Psychology Unplugged
6. The Survival Papers
7. Dear Gladys, and
8. Chicken Little

James Hollis is another contributor to the series with:

1. Swamplands of the Soul
2. The Middle Passage
3. Under Saturn’s Shadow
4. On This Journey We Call Our Life
5. The Eden Project
6. Creating a Life
7. Tracking the Gods, and
8. Mythologems

And now, some of the remaining books in the Inner City Books series:

1. Archetypes and Strange Attractors by John R. Van Eenwyk
2. The Analytic Encounter by Mario Jacoby
3. Eros and Pathos by Aldo Carotenuto (and others)
4. The Dream Story by Donald Broadribb
5. Circle of Care by Warren Steinberg
6. The Jungian Experience by James A. Hall
7. Jungian Dream Interpretation by James A. Hall
8. Phallos by Eugene Monick (he has two other books in the series)
9. The Mystery of the Coniunctio by Edward F. Edinger (and others)
10. On Divination and Synchronicity by Marie-Louise von Franz (and others)
11. Liberating the Heart by Lawrence W. Jaffe (and others)
12. The Psyche as Sacrament by John P. Dourley (and others)

I will stop with this listing as otherwise this blog post would become too long for one post.