Book Reviews
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Last Updated: Sunday, 27 October 2013 20:37
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Written by Dennis Patrick Slattery, PhD
We run great risks when we ignore the spiritual and the divine in psychotherapy, argues Kathryn Wood Madden in Dark Light of the Soul, an exploration of the psychological journeys of Jacob Boehme and C.G. Jung. Our thanks to the journal Quadrant and reviewer Dennis Patrick Slattery for their kind permission to make this available online.
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Written by James Hollis
James Hollis reviews books by Charlotte Mathes and Mary Jane Hurley Brant, which address the difficult task of moving forward after the death of a child.
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Written by Sean Fitzpatrick
Can we talk about spirituality without using
religious language? In
his fine book Psyche and the Sacred: Spirituality beyond Religion,
psychologist and scholar Lionel Corbett argues that, indeed, we should
understand the spiritual as not only separate from religion, but
irreducible and enduring.
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Written by Mary Stamper
In a review originally published in Round Table Review, Mary Stamper considers the impact of The Logos of the Soul, a little-known work by the late Jungian analyst Evangelos Christou (our thanks to Dolores Brien for her editorial - and detective - work on this essay).
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Written by Dolores E. Brien
Dolores Brien reviews David Abram's groundbreaking exploration of our scientific estrangement from the natural world and discusses its relevance for Jungian thought.
