Re-creating of the Individual

“This book is the result of an experience of more than twenty years in the study and treatment of individuals suffering from neuroses, and from psychic disturbances for which I can give no other name than soul sickness. Besides these definite sufferers who come for treatment because they are ill, the wide general discussion of psychoanalysis has interested many other persons who, presenting no physical or mental symptoms, desire to avail themselves of the analytic process as an aid in the solution of individual problems, which are the common lot of even normal people. These persons cannot be called neurotics except in the wider significance of the term in which we are all neurotics.” – Excerpt from the author’s Introduction

CONTENTS
PART ONE

INTRODUCTION
I ANALYTIC PSYCHOLOGY. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INDIVIDUAL
II THE CHILD. A DISCUSSION OF THE FREUDIAN SEXUAL INTERPRETATION
Ill THE UNCONSCIOUS. ITS DYNAMIC MANIFESTATIONS IN HUMAN LIFE
IV DREAM, PHANTASY, AND SYMBOLISM. THEIR PRESENT AND PROSPECTIVE VALUE FOR THE DREAMER

PART TWO
V A STUDY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL TYPES
VI MASCULINE AND FEMININE PSYCHOLOGY
VII THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THE ARTIST AND THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ARTISTIC CREATION
VIII THE PROCESS OF REINTEGRATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL
IX THE SIGNIFICANCE OF PSYCHOANALYSIS FOR THE SPIRITUAL LIFE