Murray Stein

This book provides a comprehensive introduction and overview of the work of Murray Stein, beginning with a unique psychobiography of Steinâ€TMs life, followed by a systematic, chapter-by-chapter presentation of all of Steinâ€TMs seminal contributions to the field of analytical psychology.Herrmann offers an in-depth examination of all nine volumes of Steinâ€TMs Collected Writings, including his most recent contributions to the Jungian fieldâ€"his books, plays, and literary worksâ€"which brings his review up to date. Each chapter is dedicated to a specific topic area of Steinâ€TMs varied theories, including Solar/Lunar conscience, Jungâ€TMs treatment of Christianity, the psychology of men, four pillars of analytical psychology, individuation, transformation, analytical training, and Jungâ€TMs Red Book, all of which provide a foundation for a psychology of the present and future.Providing readers with an accessible and holistic understanding of Steinâ€TMs impact on Jungian psychology, this book will be of interest to Jungian scholars, students, and all who want a better understanding of Jungâ€TMs psychology from a unique perspective.