Title: A lot of missing information
Product review: This book would have been helpful had it addressed issues of moment in Jungian (some now say 'Jungist') psychology. These could include thorough, not dismissive, consideration of Jung's strong leanings towards Naziism; his sexual relationships with his patients, including some who may have been in psychotic states; the real question (ask before you go into analysis!) of whether even Jungians believe in the 'collective unconscious'; the issue of large numbers of Jungians who practice psychology in North America without psychological training. Until such questions are answered or at least seriously engaged, as they once were (see titles by Stern on JUNG, THE HAUNTED PROPHET, or anything by Richard Noll), I feel that we are engaged in a sleigh ride over a snowfield of superficialities and--to be blunt--market-share building for a fringe movement capable of some good, certainly, but also of much serious damage.
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