1st Edition
Archetypal Psychotherapy The clinical legacy of James Hillman
1. Introduction 2. Hermeneutics, Phenomenology, and Archetypal Psychology: A Critique of Natural Science Psychology 3. Imaginal Practice 4. Archetypal Psychodynamics 5. Word and Image 6. Aesthetic Sensibility 7. Reflections and Undoing
Biography
Jason A. Butler is a psychotherapist in private practice in San Francisco, USA, and a core faculty member at John F. Kennedy University, USA.
'Drawing upon numerous strands from the work of James Hillman and other authors in the field of archetypal psychology, Jason Butler weaves together a consistent approach to an archetypal psychotherapy. His book is an important contribution that situates Hillman’s many contributions to archetypal theory within a context of archetypal practice. A must read for all those who value the work of recovering soul in psychology.' - Professor Robert D. Romanyshyn, Pacifica Graduate Institute, USA
