Religion and the Spiritual in Carl Jung

Distinguished psychoanalyst and educator Ann Ulanov has gathered in this noteworthy volume a collection of essays she has written and delivered over some twenty years on the subject of issues related to religious belief and its difficulties in the work of Carl Jung. The essays fall into three areas: Jung and Religion and Politics o Religion and Jung's View o Jung and Prayer o The Double Cross: Scapegoating o The Holding Self: Jung and the desire for being Teaching Jung on Religion o Image and Imago: Jung and the Study of Religion o Teaching Jung in a Theological Seminary and a Graduate School of Religion o Jung and Religion: The Opposing Self The Relationship of Jung to Religion and Psychological Issues o A Shared Space o The Anxiety of Being o Between Anxiety and Faith: The Role of the Feminine in Tillich's Theological Thought o Religious Devotion or Masochism: Therse of Lisieux o The God You Touch o Being and Space These essays will make stimulating reading for students and professionals in the field of religion, theology, or spirituality, as well as for anyone with an interest in Carl Jung.