دانلود کتاب Towards a Jungian Theory of the Ego

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Cover
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
List of figures
Acknowledgments
1 Introduction
The ego in Jung’s works
Reasons for lack of clarity
Resolution of this problem
The energic paradigm and the symbolic paradigm
Historical and conceptual perspectives
The historical perspective
Conceptual perspective
Ego psychology: an overview
Ego psychology: a Jungian overview
Towards a Jungian theory of the ego
Comments on organization and scope of this work
A note on terminology
2 The energic paradigm and the symbolic paradigm
The energic paradigm
Basis in 19th century science
Science versus philosophy
Characteristics of the energic paradigm
Experimental theorists
Medical and psychoanalytic theorists
The symbolic paradigm
Jung’s influences
Comparing the two paradigms in practice
3 1896–1912: historical development
Beginnings
The Zofingia years
Lecture 1: ‘The Border Zones of Exact Science’ (November 1896)
Lecture 2: ‘Some Thoughts on Psychology’
Lecture 4: ‘Thoughts on the Nature and Value of Speculative Inquiry’
Lecture 5: ‘Thoughts on the Interpretation of Christianity, With Reference to the Theory of Albrecht Ritschl’
Summary of main points
On the Psychology and Pathology of So-Called Occult Phenomena (1902)
Hélène Preiswerk and the séances
The séances
Jung’s developing ego concept
Critique of Jung’s ego concept in occult phenomena
Burghölzli and the association experiment (1902–1910)
The complex
Ego-consciousness and defensive actions in the psyche
Collaboration with Freud (1906–1912)
‘Psychoanalysis and Association Experiments’ (1906)
‘The Psychology of Dementia Praecox’ (1907)
‘The Theory of Psychoanalysis’ (lectures delivered at Fordham University, 1912)
Clinical implications
Ego-consciousness
Ego-complex
Autonomous complex
4 1912–1945: outer research and inner transformation
Libido and the energic versus the symbolic paradigm
Symbols of Transformation (CW 5)
Libido theory
Psychological Types (CW 6)
The two libido tendencies
The ego
The development of the ego
The individual
Two Essays on Analytical Psychology (CW 7)
‘On the Psychology of the Unconscious’ (1943)
‘The Relations Between the Ego and the Unconscious’ (1935)
Key ego concepts of this period
Ego development
Structural concept
Adaptation concept
A defense concept
A Jungian theory of ego defense
Defense against conscious perception
Defense against feeling (the unconscious standpoint)
Defense against integration
The mechanisms of defense versus the mechanisms of individuation
5 1945–1961: later works
Biographical background
‘A Commentary on The Secret of the Golden Flower ’ (1929)
Developments in the role of consciousness and ego
Alchemical studies (1938–1954) and Aion (1951)
Mysterium Coniunctionis (1955–1956)
The ego quaternity
Implications for clinical practice
Ego strength
Access to unconscious standpoint
The reactive ego standpoint
The ego, individuation, and a way forward
6 Ego theory in Jung’s psychology
Towards a Jungian theory of the ego
Subjective ego
Structural ego
Developmental ego
Cosmogonic ego
Bibliography
Index