Suicide and the soul

by James Hillman

Book, 1964

Status

Available

Call number

APJA

Tags

Analytical Psychology By Jungian Analysts

Call number

APJA

Publication

Dallas, Tex. : Spring Publications, 1985, c1976.

Original publication date

1964

Physical description

191 p.; 21 cm

Local notes

Hillman's book tries to carry Jung's ideas of a soul-informed psychology into the most wrenching agony of therapeutic practice: the suicide of the patient. It goes to the heart of therapy. Since we are each in a silent therapy with ourselves, the issue of suicide reaches into the heart of each of us. Suicide and the Soul resurrects “soul” from its reliquary in spiritual churchiness and instills the idea with the passion-laden daily life of soul food, soul music, soul brother, soul sister, and soul death.

Subjects

DEATH
Suicide
psychoanalysis

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