Psyche and the arts : jungian approaches to music, architecture, literature, film, and painting / edited by Susan Rowland

Includes bibliographical references and index

Psyche and the artist : Jung and the poet / by Edmund Cusick -- Getting into art : jungian mmanent criticism -- The discovery of the personal unconscious : Robinson Crusoe and modern identity / by Terence Dawson -- Archetypal dwelling, building individuation / by Lucy Huskinson -- On painting, substance, and psyche / by David Parker -- Haruki Murakami’s reimagining of Sophocles’ Oedipus’ / by Inez Martinez -- Psyche, imagination, and art / by Bettina Reiber -- How Myrtle Gordon addresses her suffering : Jung’s concept of possession and John Cassavetes’s opening night / by Craig Stephenson -- The father, the dark child, and the mob that kills him : Tim Burton’s representation of the creative artist / by Elena Vasileva -- Challenging the critical space -- Psyche and imagination in Goethe and Jung / by Paul Bishop -- Jung’s function attitudes in music composition and discourse / by Byron Almun -- Jung in the twilight zone : the psychological functions of the horror film / by Angela Connolly -- Writing about nothing / by Leslie Gardner -- Making/interpreting art in the world -- The poetical word : towards an imaginal language / by Elenice Giosa -- Healing with the alchemical imagination in the undergraduate classroom / by Lee Robbins -- The serenity of the senex : using Brazilian folk tales as an alternative approach to ’entrepreneurship’ in university education / by Claudio Paixao Anastacio de Paula