Toni Wolff
Toni Wolff was a Swiss analyst, collaborator in early analytical psychology, longtime Psychology Club Zürich president, and creator of four structural forms of the feminine psyche.
Tradition: Jungian
Senex
Explore the Senex archetype through time, structure, discipline, authority, constructive stewardship, shadow rigidity, and its essential polarity with Puer Aeternus.
Re-Visioning Psychology
A critical reading guide to James Hillman’s foundational work on archetypal psychology, soul-making, image, myth, pathologizing, and psychological plurality.
James Hillman
James Hillman was an American post-Jungian psychologist who founded archetypal psychology and emphasized imagination, soul-making, myth, and psyche in the world.
Puer Aeternus
Explore the Puer Aeternus or eternal-youth archetype through possibility, provisional life, freedom, commitment, shadow expressions, and the balancing senex pattern.
The Origins and History of Consciousness
A critical reading guide to Erich Neumann’s influential model of mythological stages, ego development, archetypes, and the evolution of consciousness.
Erich Neumann
Erich Neumann was a German-born Israeli analytical psychologist known for his studies of consciousness, mythology, ethics, creativity, and archetypal symbolism.
Maiden (Kore)
Explore the Maiden or Kore archetype as an image of potential, vulnerability, separation, descent, renewal, and emerging identity.
Participation Mystique
Participation mystique is a Jungian term for an unconscious state of identity in which the boundary between subject and object, self and other, is insufficiently differentiated.
The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious
The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious collects major essays in which Carl Jung develops his accounts of archetypes, collective psychic patterns, rebirth, the mother, the child, and individuation.