Spring #86, Unwrapping Swiss Culture (Spring Journal: A Journal of Archetype and Culture)

Description

Unwrapping Spring Culture

Volume 86, Fall 2011

Table of Contents

Honoring James Hillman (1926-2011) by Nancy Cater

Unwrapping Swiss Culture

1. Introduction by Nancy Cater
2. In Memoriam: Mario Jacoby (1925-2011) by Guest Editors, Stacy Wirth and Isabelle Meier
3. Balancing Between Two Cultures: An Uneasy Swiss Posture by Lucienne Marguerat
4. Between Ticino and Northern Switzerland Stand Not Only the Alps by Elena Krinke
5. The Swiss as Hobbits, Gnomes, and Tricksters of Europe by Isabelle Meier
6. Sweet Dreams: Chocolate and Swiss Identity by Irene Bischof
7. We Indians—Or, the Minor and the Major: An Attempt to Bring Across the Feeling of Being Swiss by Georg Kohler
8. The Cultural Unconscious in French-Speaking Switzerland: The Legacy of Calvin by Yvonne Kocher
9. Brother Klaus of Flüe and the Prayer of the Heart: A Map of Individuation by Franz-Xaver Jans-Scheidegger
10. Giving a Hand to the Dead, Reflections on a Legend from Valais: “The Cold Hand” by Maria Anna Bernasconi
11. Bound for the Eternal: The Religious Meaning of Folk Legends by Gotthilf Isler
12. The Swiss Betruf as Magical Ring by Josef Marty
13. Alles wird gut 47° 9′ / 8° 32′: 69 Video Stills on Canvas by Dorothea Rust

Jungiana

1. Eranos: A Place, an Encounter, a Story by Christa Robinson
2. The Foundation of the Works of C.G. Jung by Ulrich Hoerni
3. Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of Jung’s Bailey Island Lectures: The Origins and Development of Carl Jung’s Relationship with Wolfgang Pauli by Richard P. Brown

Interview

1. When “One” Becomes “Two”: The Vocational Character of the Mediating Other: An “Enterview” with Greg Mogenson by Robert Henderson

The Wanderer: Further Explorations

1. The Wanderer: Curse or Capacity to Live in Between? by Ann Ulanov

Book Reviews

1. Day-to-Day Dante: Exploring Personal Myth Through The Divine Comedy by Dennis Patrick Slattery
   Reviewed by Susan Rowland
2. The Jung-Kirsch Letters: The Correspondence of C.G. Jung and James Kirsch edited by Ann Conrad Lammers
   Reviewed by Paul Bishop
3. Carl Gustav Jung: Avant-Garde Conservative by Jay Sherry
   Reviewed by Murray Stein
4. Rebearths: Conversations with a World Ensouled edited by Craig Chalquist
   Reviewed by Lisa Lynch
5. Ecotherapy: Healing with Nature in Mind edited by Linda Buzzell and Craig Chalquist
   Reviewed by Lisa Lynch