Psychology and Society, Volume 10 of The Collected Writings of Murray Stein, contains essays pertaining to the relationship between individuals and groups. Individuals live in families, tribes, religious communities and nations. Psychology permeates all levels. These essays range from the role of the father in mediating between family and society to psychological reflections on the collective psyche in postmodern times. Jungian psychology recognizes the collective within the individual and the individual within the collective, both in the light of positive and negative dynamics. The process of individuation applies to all dimensions of human existence.

Table of Contents

1.          Gestures of Good Enough Fathering

2.          The Shadow in Organizations

3.          Organizational Life as Spiritual Practice

4.          Searching for Soul in Jung's Zurich

5.          Culture and the Artist: Tension at the Margins

6.          Analytical Cultural Trauma, Violence, and Treatment )

7.          Archetypes Across Cultural Divides

8.          Outside Inside and All Around

9.          Modernity in an Age of Liminality

10.       Apocalypses Now and Then

11.       The Self as Source from Which All Values Flow

12.       The Still Undiscovered Self

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