Internet Archive Search: Hillman, James

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The Eye Creatures
12/08
Larry Buchanan
movies
17K
AMV Hell 3: The Motion Picture
12/11

movies
32K
1930-1937 Radio News
01/13
WA4CZD
audio
18K
Corrado Malanga - Complete multilingual bibliography
09/17
Corrado Malanga
texts
17K
Have You Never Been Mellow - Show Index and Playlists
10/08

audio
310
"How & Why Big Oil Conquered The World [Eugenics]" (2017) 🌎
08/20
James Corbett
movies
28K
Gateways to the Mind
11/06

movies
1.4K
Retiring at Pier 23
07/21
Radio FREE Crockett
audio
265
Video Links & More
05/22
Deleted Programming
texts
7.5K
Literature Events Video
02/18
Li-Young Lee; Mary Ruefle; Luis Rodriguez; Cornelius Eady; Al Young; Lawrence Ferlinghetti; Mei-mei Berssenbrugge; Joanne Kyger; Aftab Ahmad; Ben Braun; Janet Broughton; Rabih Alameddine; David Sheff; Rachel Zolf; Kenneth Irby; Indigo Moor; Laurie R. King; Adelle Foley; Albert Gelpi; George Hart; Jack Foley; Jennifer Dorner; Kit Robinson; Lyn Hejinian; Michael Davidson; Norma Cole; Rebecca Gaydos; Richard Eigner; Robert Grenier; Robert Hass; Pireeni Sundaralingam; Ravi Chandra; E. Bond...
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View Evid Chrst Cls Pretnd Age Reas. 8 Serm, Un Oxf. 1885. BL. ENares. Oxf. UP. 1805
10/19
Bampton, University of Oxford, Scholars, Theologians, Ministers
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2.7K
Literature Events Audio
02/18
Li-Young Lee; Mary Ruefle; Luis Rodriguez; Cornelius Eady; Al Young; Lawrence Ferlinghetti; Mei-mei Berssenbrugge; Joanne Kyger; Aftab Ahmad; Ben Braun; Janet Broughton; Jennifer Dorner; E. Bond Francisco; Cecil Giscombe; Lucia Jacobs; Kathleen McCarthy; Paul Parish; Kay Richards; Michael Chabon; Vikram Chandra; Daniel Mason; Jessica Fisher; Melanie Abrams; Tom Pickard; Hillary Gravendyk; Ilya Kaminsk; Bharati Mukherjee; Clark Blaise; Cornelia Nixon; Tracy K. Smith; Sylvia Brownrigg; Tomaz...
audio
333
'merica: 13 Hours
04/22
Radio FREE Crockett
audio
5.8K
Pan Y La Pesadilla James Hillman
10/16

texts
2.2K
Show v05n06 [1957-06]
10/19

texts
886
The dream encyclopedia
12/19
Lewis, James R
texts
2.1K
Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea
04/21
Radio FREE Crockett
audio
5.1K
Play It Again Podcast
02/14
Jerry Cavanaugh
audio
961
Reclaiming the inner child
11/10
Abrams, Jeremiah
texts
1.3K
The dream and the underworld
02/12
Hillman, James
texts
21K
Thread Of Life
11/07
Warner Brothers
movies
1.5K
Poetry for students : presenting analysis, context and criticism on commonly studied poetry
09/19

texts
1.2K
Poetry for students : presenting analysis, context and criticism on commonly studied poetry
09/19

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6.5K
Video Links
07/19
Deleted Programming
texts
312
Poetry for students : presenting analysis, context and criticism on commonly studied poetry
04/21

texts
6.2K
2009-10-17: Albino Skunk Festival
10/09
The Gourds
etree
671
The Science-Fiction Collector #02 [1976] (Indexes To Defunct Paperback Publishers) (bookit)
03/19

texts
909
On Sugar Hill
05/21
Radio FREE Crockett
audio
63
Archetypal psychology : a brief account : together with a complete checklist of works
10/21
Hillman, James
texts
517
James Hillman - The Soul’s Code: In Search of Character and Calling
08/20
James Hillman
texts
25
Lectures on Jung's typology
05/22

texts
11
Spring:An Annual of Archetypal Psychology and Jungian Thought 1983-1984
06/22
James Hillman, with Patricia Berry, Randolph Severson with Susan Dupree, Leah Chestnut, Mary Helen Gray,
texts
512
MEDIA trade: Kolotoč Hry Shareware 95 (shareware compilation)
05/21
MEDIA trade
software
631
Honky Tonk Heroes
07/21
Radio FREE Crockett
audio
55
Hurley In China
04/22
Tuchman, Barbara
texts
326
Re-visioning psychology
09/09
Hillman, James
texts
168
"Bioethics & the New Eugenics" (2021) ⚕️
03/21
James Corbett
movies
179
The Rag and bone shop of the heart : poems for men
03/21

texts
812
Mirrors of the self : archetypal images that shape your life
06/13
Downing, Christine, 1931-
texts
395
Chicago portraits : biographies of 250 famous Chicagoans
07/18
Sawyers, June Skinner, 1957-
texts
5.1K
The Unspoken, Clips 1-3
08/05
Frederick Marx
movies
76
Dream animals
02/21
Hillman, James
texts
7.0
Spring: An Annual of Archetypal Psychology and Jungian Thought 1985-1986
06/22
James Hillman, with Patricia Berry, Randolph Severson
texts
10.0
Spring: A journal of Archetype and Culture
06/22
James Hillman, Jay Livernos, Charles Boer, Ross Miller, Randall A. Clack,
texts
12
Spring: A journal of archetype and culture
06/22
James Hillman,Charles Boer,Jay Livernois,Maureen Estony, Douglas Grimaldi Craig,Margot McLean
texts
10.0
Spring: An Annual of Archetypal Psychology and Jungian Thought
06/22
James Hillman with Patricia Berry, Mary Jelen Sullivan, Mary Helen Sullivan, with Marta Lopez
texts
300
ALL4ONE#296
06/22
K-SUN66
audio
264
A4O#174
02/20
K-SUN66
audio
279
An Open Letter to the Director of the US Holocaust Memorial Museum 2019 The New York Review of Books
05/20

texts
173
Double Exposure [1982] - Trailer
10/19

movies
18
Insearch: psychology and religion
02/21
Hillman, James
texts
60
The myth of analysis : three essays in archetypal psychology
08/21
Hillman, James
texts
18
Anima : an anatomy of a personified notion
05/22
Hillman, James
texts
283
Suicide and the soul
04/09
Hillman, James
texts
199
Re-visioning psychology
05/10
Hillman, James
texts
271
A blue fire
08/12
James Hillman
texts
23
Spring 57: Archetypal Sex
06/22
James Hillman, Jay Livernois, Charles Boer, Audrey Borowski, Maureen Estony, Dawanna Jefferson
texts
9.0
Spring: An Annual of Archetypal Psychology and Jungian Thought
06/22
James Hillman, Randolph Severson
texts
6.0
Spring: Opening the dreamway in the psyche of Robert Duncan 1996
06/22
James Hillman, Jay Livernois, Charles Boer, Christopher Ludwig, Barbara Shipley
texts
9.0
Spring: A journal of Archetype and Culture
06/22
James Hillman, Mary Helen Sullivan, Charles Boer, Ross Miller,Jay Livernois
texts
66
"10 Climate Myths Busted [in 60 seconds!]" (2013) 🌎
03/22
James Corbett
movies
63
FOX 31 Denver News at 10 PM : KDVR : September 3, 2016 10:00pm-10:31pm MDT
09/16

movies
228
"Exploring the Oxford-AstraZeneca Eugenics Links" (2021) 💉⚠️
03/21
James Corbett, Witney Webb
movies
174
Soul and money
05/09
Lockhart, Russell A., 1938-; International Association for Analytical Psychology
texts
323
Asa Gray correspondence. 1837-1894 (inclusive)
04/17
Gray, Asa,1810-1888,addressee; Salisbury, Stephen,1798-1884,corresondent; Sargent, Charles Sprague,1841-1927,corresondent; Sartwell, Henry Parker,1792-1867,corresondent; Schlechtendal, D. F. L. von(Diedrich Franz Leonhard von),1794-1866,corresondent; Schultz, Carl Heinrich,1798-1871,corresondent; Lamson-Scribner, F.,corresondent; Scudder, Samuel Hubbard,1837-1911,corresondent; Seemann, Berthold,1825-1871,corresondent; Shaw, Henry,1800-1889,corresondent; Shockley, William...
texts
32
Soul and money
03/21

texts
71
2018 Professional Seminar: Mystery & Visionary Solutions (Caroline Casey)
05/20
The Monroe Institute
movies
76
Reflections on literature for children
01/20

texts
124
"Seeds of Death: Unveiling the Lies of GMOs" (2012) 🌽
09/21
Gary Null Productions
movies
2.7K
Crap From The Past - 2016
01/16

audio
1.6K
Switzler's illustrated history of Missouri, from 1541 to 1881
11/09
Switzler, W. F. (William Franklin), 1819-1906
texts
156
We've had a hundred years of psychotherapy-- and the world's getting worse
03/10
Hillman, James; Ventura, Michael
texts
40
Pan And The Nightmare, Roscher, Wilhelm Heinrich, 1845 1923 Hillman, James. Essay On Pan
07/21

texts
854
The soul's code
12/11
Hillman, James.
texts
264
Spring : an annual of archetypal psychology and Jungian thought, 1978
09/12
Hillman, James
texts
22
James Hillman - The Soul’s Code: In Search Of Character And Calling
08/20
James Hillman
texts
30
The soul's code : in search of character and calling
08/21
Hillman, James
texts
364
Suicide and the soul
06/09
Hillman, James
texts
273
Insearch : psychology and religion
10/10
Hillman, James
texts
112
A Terrible Love of War
05/12
Hillman, James.
texts
292
The myth of analysis : three essays in archetypal psychology
02/12
Hillman, James
texts
466
Archetypal psychology : a brief account : together with a complete checklist of works
09/09
Hillman, James
texts
75
The myth of analysis; three essays in archetypal psychology
05/09
Hillman, James
texts
977
Kundalini; the evolutionary energy in man
08/10
Gopi Krishna, 1903-; Hillman, James
texts
403
Healing fiction
08/09
Hillman, James
texts
224
A blue fire : selected writings
11/11
Hillman, James; Moore, Thomas, 1940-
texts
362
A blue fire : selected writings
10/13
Hillman, James; Moore, Thomas, 1940-
texts
520
Pan and the nightmare
10/10
Roscher, Wilhelm Heinrich, 1845-1923; Hillman, James. Essay on Pan
texts
245
Imaginal body : para-Jungian reflections on soul, imagination, and death
11/11
Avens, Roberts, 1923-
texts
399
Chris Hillman 1978-03-01 My Fathers Place Roslyn, NY
04/19

audio
7.0
Spring 56 : Who was Zwingli?
06/22
James Hillman, Jay Livernois, Charles Boer, Maureen Estony, Sheila Grimaldi Craig
texts
7.0
Spring: Marriages
06/22
James Hillman, Jay Livernois, Charles Boer, Barbara Shipley
texts
8.0
Spring: An Annual of Archetypal Psychology and Jungian Thought
06/22
James Hillman with Patricia Berry,
texts
29
Imaginal preaching : an archetypal perspective
03/21
Wallace, James A., 1944-
texts
124
Securities regulation : cases and materials
09/12
Cox, James D., 1943-; Hillman, Robert W. (Robert William), 1949-; Langevoort, Donald C
texts
20
Spring 58 : a journal of archetype and culture
10/21

texts
66
ERIC ED444468: Effective Curricular Software Selection for K-12 Educators.
01/16
ERIC
texts
726
Immortality: an essay in discovery, co-ordinating scientific, psychical, and Biblical research
04/08
Streeter, Burnett Hillman, 1874-1937; Clutton-Brock, A. (Arthur), 1868-1924; Emmet, Cyril W. (Cyril William), 1875-1923; Hadfield, J. A. (James Arthur), 1882-1967; Dougall, L. (Lily), 1858-1923
texts
42
NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 19970026578: Wavefront Analysis of Adaptive Telescope
10/16
NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS)
texts
50
NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 19970022556: Wavefront Analysis of Adaptive Telescope
10/16
NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS)
texts
1.5K
Vol 1114
01/19
Hajul Ellah
audio
241
Abnormal psychology [electronic resource]
07/13
Coriat, Isador H. (Isador Henry), 1875-1943; ebrary, Inc
texts
60
The UCSC Genome Browser database: update 2011.
10/14
Fujita, Pauline A.; Rhead, Brooke; Zweig, Ann S.; Hinrichs, Angie S.; Karolchik, Donna; Cline, Melissa S.; Goldman, Mary; Barber, Galt P.; Clawson, Hiram; Coelho, Antonio; Diekhans, Mark; Dreszer, Timothy R.; Giardine, Belinda M.; Harte, Rachel A.; Hillman-Jackson, Jennifer; Hsu, Fan; Kirkup, Vanessa; Kuhn, Robert M.; Learned, Katrina; Li, Chin H.; Meyer, Laurence R.; Pohl, Andy; Raney, Brian J.; Rosenbloom, Kate R.; Smith, Kayla E.; Haussler, David; Kent, W. James
texts
11
Returning words to flesh : feminism, psychoanalysis, and the resurrection of the body
03/21
Goldenberg, Naomi R
texts
106
WHERE WERE THE WATCHDOGS? THE FINANCIAL CRISIS AND THE BREAKDOWN OF FINANCIAL GOVERNANCE
01/17
Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs
texts
40
Something about the author. [electronic resource]
09/14
Kumar, Lisa
texts
42
C.G. Jung and the humanities : toward a hermeneutics of culture
10/21

texts
252
Canadian papers in rural history
11/19

texts
38
World News Now : KOLO : February 5, 2016 2:06am-4:00am PST
02/16

movies
1.4K
thisismania!
01/14
shane bugbee
audio
216
Cosmic Slop - March 28, 2004
10/09

audio
4.6K
Cosmic Slop - 2004
12/08

audio
80
Inter views : conversations with Laura Pozzo on psychotherapy, biography, love, soul, dreams, work, imagination, and the state of the culture
03/10
Hillman, James; Pozzo, Laura
texts
102
Inter views : conversations with Laura Pozzo on psychotherapy, biography, love, soul, dreams, work, imagination, and the state of the culture
09/09
Hillman, James; Pozzo, Laura
texts
27
We've had a hundred years of psychotherapy-- and the world's getting worse
04/21
Hillman, James
texts
149
Spring
09/12
Hillman, James.
texts
824
The soul's code : in search of character and calling
02/10
Hillman, James
texts
36
Dream animals
02/21
Hillman, James
texts
31
Suicide and the soul
03/21
Hillman, James, author
texts
29
Loose ends : primary papers in archetypal psychology
10/21
Hillman, James
texts
40
The soul's code : in search of character and calling
09/21
Hillman, James
texts
8.0
A blue fire : selected writings
12/21
Hillman, James
texts
20
The force of character : and the lasting life
04/21
Hillman, James
texts
8.0
The soul's code : in search of character and calling
10/21
Hillman, James
texts
193
The force of character : and the lasting life
09/11
Hillman, James
texts
336
The soul's code : in search of character andcalling
08/11
Hillman, James
texts
13
The force of character : and the lasting life
06/21
Hillman, James, author
texts
37
Emotion
03/21
Hillman, James
texts
8.0
The soul's code : in search of character and calling
08/21
Hillman, James
texts
10.0
The myth of analysis : three essays in archetypal psychology
06/22
Hillman, James
texts
290
The myth of analysis; three essays in archetypal psychology
11/11
Hillman, James
texts
37
Insearch : psychology and religion
03/20
Hillman, James, author
texts
101
Inter views : conversations with Laura Pozzo on psychotherapy, biography, love, soul, dreams, work, imagination, and the state of the culture
02/13
Hillman, James; Pozzo, Laura
texts
9.0
James Arthur Hillman
09/18

texts
0.0
James Hillman And The Reanimation Of The World By Tacey, David
07/22

texts
6.0
James L Hillman and Roberta L Hillman
03/20

texts
6.0
Michael James Hillman and Debra Michelle Hillman
07/20

texts
3.0
Dennis James Hillman, Sr
03/20

texts
7.0
Healing fiction
04/22
Hillman, James
texts
1.1K
Course of study for the elementary schools of North Carolina : reading, language, spelling, health, elementary science, citizenship
06/11
North Carolina. Dept. of Public Instruction; Hillman, James E. (James Elgan), b. 1891
texts
10.0
Meaningful Disobedience, with James-Olivia Chu Hillman
03/22
Real Talk Radio with Nicole Antoinette
audio
4.0
Meaningful Disobedience, with James-Olivia Chu Hillman
02/21
Real Talk Radio with Nicole Antoinette
audio
13
La Biblioteca dell'Anima #2 - James Hillman, 'L'anima del mondo e il pensiero del cuore'
12/21
MetaPodcast
audio
71
Journal of the Janus II (Ship) and Java (Ship) and Rousseau (Ship), mastered by James K. Turner and Walter Hillman and kept by Benjamin perhaps Hillman, on whaling voyages between 1830 and 1844.
09/18
Janus II (Ship); Java (Ship); Rousseau (Ship); Hillman, Benjamin; Hillman, Walter
texts
313
Standards and suggestions for practice teaching in the senior colleges of North Carolina
06/11
Hillman, James E. (James Elgan), b. 1891; North Carolina. Dept. of Public Instruction
texts
74
Archetypal process : self and divine in Whitehead, Jung, and Hillman
03/21

texts
118
Cosmology
01/20
James Hillman
texts
16
The magic mirror : myth's abiding power
10/21
Baeten, Elizabeth M., 1954-
texts
210
Spring, 1981 : an annual of archetypal psychology and Jungian thought
09/12
Durand, Gilbert; Hillman, James; Bishop, Peter; Berry, Patricia; Simmer, Stephen; Watkins, Mary M; McConeghey, Howard; Weinstein, Norman; Adams, Michael Vannoy; Sipiora, Michael P; Kolb, David A., 1939-; McGuire, William; Jarrett, James L; Stein, Robert M; Samuels, Andrew
texts
4.0
5" Pi Shell with Holes (4738427)
03/21
James Hillman (Texasitmgr)
data
78
We've had a hundred years of psychotherapy - and the world's getting worse
09/12
James Hillman
texts
38
DTIC ADA264134: Task Force 1-41 Infantry: Fratricide Experience in Southwest Asia
03/18
Defense Technical Information Center
texts
8.0
Casenote legal briefs. Securities regulation : adaptable to courses utilizing Cox, Hillman and Langevoort's casebook on securities regulation
01/21

texts
53
Archivio, bollettino periodico del Centro di Informazione e Documentazione / Arti Visive - numero 2
01/21
Massimo Bellandi; Silvana Barni; Francesco Donfrancesco; Thomas Moore; James Hillman; Mario Pezzella
texts
9.0
Spring 58 : a journal of archetype and culture
06/22
James Hillman, Jay Livernois, Charles Boer, Audrey Borowski, Maureen Estony, Dawanna Jefferson
texts
5.0
Inner Experience: From James Hillman's Archetypal Psychology towards a Liberation Psychology
03/22
Acid Horizon
audio
5.0
Daisy
08/21
James Hillman
data
2.0
Triumph
08/21
James Hillman
data
125
Sisterwives of Hillman
collection
02/20
Sisterwives of Hillman
collection
2.0
Tulip
08/21
James Hillman; David Hauser
data
1.0
Tulip
08/21
James Hillman; David Hauser
data
1.0
Tulip
08/21
James Hillman; David Hauser
data
1.0
Tulip
09/21
James Hillman; David Hauser
data
1.0
Tulip
08/21
James Hillman; David Hauser
data
1.0
Jumping to Conclusions: Meaning Making & Misinformation Beliefs
08/21
Brooke Burrows; James Hillman
data
22
Securities Regulation 2010 Supplement
06/13
Cox, James D; Hillman, Robert W; Langevoort, Donald C
texts
38
Body and soul; Gestalt therapy and religious experience
07/20
Walker, James Lynwood
texts
1.0
Snapdragon
08/21
James Hillman; Lyndsay Rose Woolridge
data
85
Psychologist James Hillman On The Legacy Of Aging
09/19
TVO | Allan Gregg
movies
97
Carving antique shorebirds : 16 traditional favorites
09/11
Hillman, Anthony
texts
24
Psychologist James Hillman On The Legacy Of Aging
12/19
TVO | Allan Gregg
audio
1.0
Replication: "The Role of Self-concept Clarity in Relationship Quality"
09/21
James Hillman; Shana Needham; Jill A. Jacobson
data
5.0
Childhood autism : a clinician's guide to early diagnosis and integrated treatment
01/22
Hillman, Jennifer L
texts
22
American soul
11/20

texts
907
The Spirit : God and his relation to man, considered from the standpoint of philosophy, psychology and art
11/09
Streeter, Burnett Hillman, 1874-1937
texts
42
2006 securities regulation : selected statutes, rules, and forms
03/10
Cox, James D., 1943-; Hillman, Robert W. (Robert William), 1949-; Langevoort, Donald C
texts
382
Post-Jungian and Archetypal Theories
05/15
David Miller, Ph.D.
audio
28
2005 securities regulation : selected statutes, rules, and forms
01/12
Cox, James D., 1943-; Hillman, Robert W. (Robert William), 1949-; Langevoort, Donald C
texts
754
The boys in white; the experience of a hospital agent in and around Washington
11/06
Freeman, Julia Susan (Wheelock), b. 1833
texts
34
For a new America; essays in history and politics from Studies on the left, 1959-1967
02/20
Weinstein, James, 1926-2005, compiler
texts
28
The Spirit; the relation of God and man, considered from the standpoint of recent philosophy and science
03/21
Streeter, Burnett Hillman, 1874-1937, editor
texts
23
Irvin Yalom, Mary Goulding, James Hillman, Jeffrey Zeig - Essential aspects of Psychotherapy
03/20
Carl-Auer autobahnuniversität
audio
7.0
Accentuate the Positive: Reclaiming the Country from the Nation | James Hillman
03/20
Bioneers
movies
1.0
Special Guest Youth Pastor James Johnson
06/19
Pastor Linda Hillman
audio
338
No. 391 - James Hillman�s Archetypal Psychology with Jungian Analyst Patricia Berry
02/17
David Van Nuys, PhD
audio
5.0
Mostly Printed HyperCube Evolution Xperimental 500³ (3082522)
01/21
James Robinson (Jmr13031)
data
2.0
Guest Speaker Bishop James "I Feel God" Brown
06/19
Pastor Linda Hillman
audio
3.0
Psyche and sports
02/22

texts
71
Daddies Sing Goodnight: A Fathers' Collection of Sleepytime Songs
10/17
Alan O’Bryant; Chris Hillman; Doc Watson; Jerry Douglas; Jesse Winchester; Jonathan Edwards; The Seldom Scene; Leon Redbone; Michael Doucet; Peter Rowan; The Red Clay Ramblers; The Seldom Scene; Tim O’Brien; Tim; Mollie O'Brien; Townes Van Zandt
audio
87
Beaten To The Bone
03/20
Various Artists; Beth Lisick; Charles Ellick; Devil James; Eddie Housworth; Gary 'Mex' Glazner; Hank Hyena; Jane; Joie Cook; Juliette Torrez; M I Blue; Mike Boner; Monique & Frank Rothkamm; Monique Marquisa De Magdalena; Noelle B; Richard Stone; Tarin Towers; Thea Hillman; Thomas Stolmar; Whitey Sims; Willa (Daughter Of) Houdini; Winston Tong
audio
9.0
Huge is Ugly, Battling the Titanic Today
05/21
Myth in the Mojave
audio
4.0
Psyche and sports
12/21

texts
350
Immortality: an essay in discovery, co-ordinating scientific, psychical, and Biblical research
04/09
Burnett Hillman Streeter, Arthur Clutton-Brock, Cyril William Emmet, James Arthur Hadfield, Lily Dougall
texts
798
Immortality; an essay in discovery
08/08
Streeter, Burnett Hillman, 1874-1937; Clutton-Brock, A. (Arthur), 1868-1924; Emmet, Cyril William, b 1875; Hadfield, J. A. (James Arthur), 1882-1967; Dougall, L. (Lily), 1858-1923
texts
1.6K
Immortality : an essay in discovery, co-ordinating scientific, psychical, and Biblical research
07/06
Streeter, Burnett Hillman, 1874-1937; Clutton-Brock, A. (Arthur), 1868-1924; Emmet, Cyril W; Hadfield, J. A. (James Arthur), 1882-1967; Dougall, L. (Lily), 1858-1923
texts
1.3K
The Sadhu; a study in mysticism and practical religion
07/07
Streeter, Burnett Hillman, 1874-1937; Sundar Singh, 1809-; Appasamy, A. J. (Aiyadurai Jesudasen)
texts
8.0
ULTIMATE ALchemy / THE POLITICS of FIRE
03/22

texts
456
God and the struggle for existence;
08/08
D'Arcy, Charles Frederick, Abp. of Armagh, 1859-1938; Streeter, Burnett Hillman, 1874-1937; Dougall, L. (Lily), 1858-1923
texts
1.0
Pilot Episode!
02/20
Sisterwives of Hillman
audio
5.0
The Valiant Horse and the Soul Life
05/21
Myth Matters
audio
1.9K
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If you’re a student or professional in the field of psychology and you’ve ever wondered, “Hey, where’s the excitement and imagination in psychology?” you’ve got a friend in James Hillman. In this fascinating interview, Dr. Hillman offers an inspiring critique of what he calls a “very peculiar field” and passionately expresses his longing for a psychology that enjoys and respects the psyche rather than fears and confines it.

Hillman, a self-described “renegade psychologist,” argues for revisioning psychology in a way that encourages people to get curious about the psyche rather than pathologize it. He argues that the more we embrace surprise and wonder and the less we focus on rational understanding, the more we will enjoy being alive. He speaks fervently about the importance of imagination and dreams, while encouraging clients and therapists alike to cultivate a sense of awe.

With the current emphasis on evidence-based, quick-fix approaches to mental health, Hillman’s call to slow down, pay attention, and make time for the soul to come out of its shell is truly radical. If you find yourself feeling heavy and dispirited about the field and long for a more soulful and creative approach to psychotherapy, spend some time with James Hillman on this video and you’re sure to feel inspired, liberated, and rejuvenated.

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한글  자타불이

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1. 개요[편집]

나와 남이 둘이 아니라 하나라는 뜻의 불교 용어이다.[1]

불교 경전에서 이 단어가 나온 적은 없지만, 대승불교의 근본 정신은 나와 남이 둘이 아니라는 자타불이(自他不二) 정신이다.

자타불이를 알아야 보살이 되고, 나와 남이 하나라는 동체대비심(同體大悲心)의 마음을 일으킬 수 있다.

2. 기타[편집]

정치인들이 불교 신자들을 상대로 자주 사용하는 용어 중 하나다.

특히 부처님 오신 날이 되면 정치권에서 남용되는 단어다. 근데 뜻을 아는 지 의문이다. 그 정도는 알겠지.

[1] 자타불이와 비슷한 개념의 용어들이 있다. 자타일여, 몰아일체, 범성일여 등등..

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This book is about soul-making. It is an attempt at a psychology of soul, an essay in re-visioning psychology from the point of view of soul. This book is therefore old-fashioned and radically novel because it harks back to the classical notions of soul and yet advances ideas that current psychology has not even begun t consider. Because the soul cannot be understood through psychology alone, our vision even leaves the field of psychology as it is usually thought of, and moves widely through history, philosophy, and religion.

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This book was absolutely fascinating. I'm not sure I've ever seen so much squeezed into 230 pages. I will not even begin to pretend that I can fully understand the full magnitude of this text after one reading. Hillman is doing many things here: revolutionizing how we look at psychology; defining the true meaning and aim of psychology; exemplifying depth psychology; analyzing the history and importance of Greece and the Renaissance; unraveling and dissecting what makes us human; illuminating ways we get trapped by ego; arguing for a return to soul. And, after all that, his ultimate conclusion indicates that to connect psychology to soul it must not ignore religion.

There is no aspect of life, death, psychology, philosophy, sociology, psyche, and soul that Hillman leaves unexplored.

I leave you with some great summary, in Hillman's own words, that will hopefully inspire you to dig into this text:

"Chapter 1 ... was mainly a reflection from the imaginative psyche, the phantasia of the archetypes emerged. We saw there the many images of their persons, their appearances as mythical figures, as daimones and Gods. Chapter 2, mainly a reflection from the affective psyche, brought out the pathos of the archetypes. We saw there that Gods are in the styles of our suffering ... shaping our case history into their myths. Now this chapter [3:], mainly a reflection from the intellectual psyche, presents the logos of the archetypes so that we may recognize the Gods and their myths in our ideas" (129).

From Chapter 4: "Thus the Renaissance achievement of spatial perspective reflects the main themes of this chapter: (a) the depth dimension of soul now entering the subjective structures of consciousness; (b) a new relation with the image and closer participation 'in' its 'reality'; (c) the silmultaneous apperception of the soul's multiplicity, its several points of view coalescing as perspective" (212). (less)

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Joli Hamilton

Oct 31, 2015Joli Hamilton rated it it was amazing

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I've now re-read the entire thing more slowly and wound up with forty pages of notes. Hillman has opened a channel between Jungian psychology and the ocean in my opinion. This book is critical reading for anyone interested in depth psychology or soul-making (less)

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Paul Johnston

Oct 30, 2014Paul Johnston rated it really liked it

This is a fascinating and passionate book - a plea for all sorts of unfashionable things: the imagination rather than the mind, pathology rather than normality, psychology rather than medicine/science or theology, polytheistic soul-making rather than humanism. Hillman wants to move away from the heroic ego and dive into the depths of the unconscious. He wants us to move beyond the human/inhuman dichotomy into the world of soul/Psyche where we can grow and learn from all things including the perverse and the twisted. We need to recognise and accept the gods that move us; rather than cling to the illusion that we are in control or that there is a single God who can do away with uncertainty and the confusing multiplicity of nature where the good and the bad, the beautiful and the horrendous keep spilling over into each other. This is a poetic book, an attack on many aspects of modernity and a slightly desperate call for change. Hillman lambasts literalism, but I was left unsure of what to make of his gods who are as it were real but not literally real. It is also quite hard to anchor the book. It does not give any examples of how these ideas relate to people, so for me it ends up being just a fascinatingly different way of looking at things. The book shows the limitations of many other ways of thinking, but I was less convinced that it points a convincing way forward. What does it mean to move south and to get back to the true polytheistic spirit of the Renaissance? (less)

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Simon

Nov 16, 2020Simon rated it really liked it

Shelves: 1970s, america-north, existentialism, psychology, philosophy, occult, religion, reviewed, western-esotericism

This is one of the most densely packed reading experiences I have come across in a long while, as well as one of the strangest.

I expected "Re-Visioning Psychology" to contain critical history of psychology's historical development as a scientific discipline as well as laser-sharp dissection of Sigmund Freud and Carl Gustav Jung's interpretations of classical mythology. After all, that is what I got out of the two other books by James Hillman which I read before. (Insearch: Psychology and Religion and The Myth of Analysis: Three Essays in Archetypal Psychology) What surprised me was how far Hillman went down the rabbit hole opened up by another recurring idea in those books: Reconstruction of psychology as an alchemical process of crafting an individual human soul like a work of art - an endeavour Hillman took even more seriously than Jung. However, this is exactly how the ancient Greeks and Romans, as well as the Europeans of the Renaissance, understood psychology.

Hillman does not end up doubling down and coming out as a full-blown Hellenic neopagan as I expected, but the result ends up feeling more like one of the Chilean occultist/filmmaker/comic book author Alejandro Jodorowsky's nonfiction works than a typical work of psychology. (as a matter of fact "Re-Visioning Psychology" gave me the idea to re-read The Spiritual Journey of Alejandro Jodorowsky: The Creator of El Topo, as well as finally read my mother's copy of Psychomagic: The Transformative Power of Shamanic Psychotherapy - check out my reviews of either book where I highlight my favourite insights from Jodorowsky to be found there!) Indeed, "Re-Visioning Psychology" is a book that could only have been written and taken seriously in the 1970's when such New Agey ideas and philosophies enjoyed a level of mainstream acceptance they will probably never see again. Another mark of the book's 1970's-ness is Hillman examining how many so-called psychopathologies might better be understood in a completely different light. Notice that this book was written in the same timeframe when homosexuality was removed from the list of mental illnesses in most Western countries.

The critical history of psychology accounts for the bulk of the book's academic value which would be non-controversial today. For instance, Hillman makes a good argument that Freud and Jung's theories have more literary than scientific value and that the extremely specific set of metaphors either man used to explain their ideas say more about the grand narratives they as individuals used to make sense of the world than about how the human mind works. Hillman's nerding out over Greco-Roman antiquity is also worth reading for people who do not share his occult inclinations: The analysis of how Plato and Augustine of Hippo described the same processes of transcendence in different terms, as well as the usual in depth clearing up of modern Westerners' misconceptions about classical mythology and philosophy, constitutes some of the best scholarship on those subjects I have come across in a long while.

I think most 21st century readers would nod in agreement with the above mentioned criticism of modern Western misconceptions about Greco-Roman antiquity especially as they pertain to Freud and Jung's appropriation of both. However, I wager it would be a different story with Hillman's project to re-invent psychology as a method of transcendence that has more in common with religious mysticism than with materialistic science. After all, one of the central concepts in "Re-Visioning Psychology" is that humans do not have a soul to begin with but must craft one by creating a grand mythical narrative to make sense of the individual's place in the cosmos. Many of the chapters tread ground more covered by the likes of G. I. Gurdjieff, Colin Wilson and the aforementioned Jodorowsky than by Freud or Jung.

"Re-Visioning Psychology" has much to offer for anyone interested in Greco-Roman mythology and philosophy, the history of psychology as well as esoteric spirituality and occultism - but readers will have to bring a metaphorical saltshaker if they are not interested in all of the above subjects like I am. (less)

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Anne

Apr 12, 2008Anne rated it it was amazing

James Hillman is one of the most brilliant psychologists alive today. This is his classic on, well, revisioning psychology. Reading it was a viscerally psychological experience, kinda like his words actually reached into my brain and moved things around in there. He writes about psychology the way my favorite painters paint about painting; the language and the thing being discussed are one thing together. His subject matter is the restoration of the psyche (the Greek word for soul) back into psych-ology. I highly recommend any of his books, including the more acessable Soul's Code, to anyone involved in any level of soul-searching. (less)

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fisher

Sep 18, 2016fisher rated it it was amazing

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this was the toughest book i've ever read, as much for the density of its content as for the extreme academic nature of the work. in spite of the effort required to understand and internalize what hillman puts forward, this is hands-down the most rewarding, enlightening experience that i've drawn constant inspiration from and that has literally changed the way i see the world - inside and out. (less)

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Frater

Dec 07, 2012Frater rated it it was amazing

Excellent argument for updating the purpose of psychology. Also serves as a great intro for "Archetypal Psychology". (less)

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Ed Wojniak

May 27, 2017Ed Wojniak rated it it was amazing

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Hillman in this book makes a great case for understanding symptoms, that is human pathology, as soul speaking to us, getting our attention. Psyche, is "theophanic," the ever present activity of soul and its efforts at making connections with the Divine and what is innermost and essential in us. Rather than trying to eradicate or minimize our symptoms, we must listen to them as guides to becoming more human. (less)

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Ramona P.

Jun 06, 2008Ramona P. rated it really liked it

A complex and provocative book that asks us to expand our ideas about the world of psychology. Hillman introduces new concepts dealing with the study of psychology and pushes us to re-examine how we engage this ever morphing discipline. It's not an easy read but very worthwhile for anyone interested in challenging the methods and principles found within this area of study. (less)

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Victor Cirone

Sep 11, 2017Victor Cirone rated it it was amazing

An extraordinary work that I'll be returning to for years...I'm not sure why it has taken me so long to get to it in the first place. (less)

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Gintas

May 23, 2015Gintas rated it it was amazing

Puiki knyga. Pateikiamų įžvalgų gausa didžiulė. Panašiai kaip Antoine de Saint-Exupéry "Citadelėje". Štai viena autoriaus įžvalga į įžvalgų reliatyvumą: "The more hard evidence and solid backing a psychology finds for its hypotheses, the less its ideas open the soul's eye toward concretely specific insights. The righter it becomes, the wronger its effects; the more tested, the less true. Our tools construct theologies in an idolatry of concepts and methods." (p. 145) Knyga rekomenduotina įsiskaityti, o ne perskaityti. (less)

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MizzSandie

Jun 17, 2012MizzSandie rated it it was ok

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This was a drag.

There were good and interesting passages throughout where Hillmann writes very poetically, interestingly and captivating. Unfortunately these passages were few.

The rest were a lot of historic and mythic references that I had a hard time following and caring about.

The reflections on soul, the psychology field, contemporary society and examples on how archetypes and myths are rearing their heads throughout our personal and societal lives I found interesting, but it was covered in too much unintelligible talk that I had a hard time getting through this. (less)

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Jim Coughenour

Jul 25, 2007Jim Coughenour rated it it was amazing

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To my mind, the best of of Hillman's many fine books. Reading Hillman is itself an act of imagination. I first read this book 30 years ago, and I still pick it up and read something in it every year.

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Janet Wichmann

Nov 19, 2015Janet Wichmann rated it really liked it

An in depth treatise on the primacy of soul as the core of psychology and psychological treatment. Hillman's insistence and academic backing on the soul's centrality to the psyche's existence is both a relief and inspiration on a personal and professional level. (less)

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Elan

Nov 26, 2019Elan rated it it was amazing

A must read for anyone with an interest in the therapy of Soul..

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Kenzie

Jan 01, 2020Kenzie rated it it was amazing

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Through a highly developed synthesis of depth psychology and Neoplatonism, Hillman makes an excellent case for a soulful second look at the world. We moderns are stuck in a literalistic worldview that prevents us from healing ourselves or from encountering life's mysteries in an authentic way, and psyche calls us to break free of the literal to find a multitude of other perspectives. Psyche is itself a perspective, a way of looking through everything in our inner and outer world to infinite depths (23). Not only do we need to look with new eyes, but our relationship to what we see must also change. Everything we encounter is a subject, and our encounters with archetypes (or Gods) are what influence our feelings, behaviors, and ideas. By personifying the world, by encountering everything as a subject, we are able to encounter the world with our hearts, and thus through love, make sense of it (14-15).

Hillman focuses on language and image as two ways that we encounter soul and give voice to it: either through the eloquent use of metaphor and myth or through the use of fantastical images. Through language (logos), we give voice to soul (psyche) and find our true purpose as humans (psychologizing). Indeed, even words themselves are persons requiring thoughtful use (9). Images likewise are both the "raw materials and finished products of psyche" (xi) and are powerful so long as we refuse to interpret or analyze them (39). Yet psychologizing requires neither language or image and can be as simple as performing a task as though it as something else (143). Whenever the literal gives way to the metaphorical, soul is present.

Thus for Hillman, truth is not found in ideas, which are always an expression of one archetypal voice or another, but in the reflection process itself. What is true is the activity of soul's encounter with the world. Moreover, humans are only "metaphors enacting multiple personifications"--our bodies do not possess "our" souls, but are rather possessed by soul (51, 174). Death becomes a final unknown, the final depth to discover (110), and soul thus carries the mystery of death within each living body (207).

I love that Thomas Moore has built on Hillman's psychology to show more clearly what "care of the soul" looks like, and I love that I now have a fuller understanding of the ideas behind care of the soul. These ideas, and the actions that flow from them, have certainly made my life more beautiful and meaningful. (less)

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Anita Ashland

Nov 25, 2019Anita Ashland rated it it was amazing

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In this groundbreaking book, for which Hillman was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize, Hillman puts the soul back in psychotherapy. "When we lose this focus on psyche, psychology becomes medicine or sociology or practical theology or something else, but not itself."

Soul is "that unknown component which makes meaning possible, turns events into experiences, is communicated in love, and has a religious concern. 1.) soul refers to the deepening of events into experiences; 2.) the significance soul makes possible, whether in love or in religious concern, derives from its special relation with death. 3.) the imaginatie possibility in our natures that recognizes all realities are primarily symbolic or metaphorical."

"Often in the course of a therapeutic analysis a revolution in experience occurs. Soul is rediscovered, and with it comes a rediscovery of human-kind, nature, and world. One begins to see all things psychologically, from the viewpoint of the soul, and the world seems to carry an inner light."

"Psychology ideally means giving soul to language and finding language for soul."

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Joe

Jun 14, 2021Joe rated it it was amazing

To abuse a made-up term, I've come to realize that my favorite genre of criticism is mythography, which lays down methods of seeing the world but never inscribes literal truths. I've come to this via trickster myths, which strike me as an ideal entry-point, because the trickster operates at the seams of the world and turns these into magical portals.

Similarly, Hillman identifies the seams between what we experience as ego consciousness and the massively overlaying field of psyche, which individual humans can never fully contain. In some ways, Hillman's writing about psyche reminds me of a neuroscientist's musing about consciousness, that perhaps it is the universal quality, and reality is suffused by consciousness, or more than that, consciousness is the fundamental element of reality. Individual consciousness may just be our "tuning" of a radio wave that creates the field for all forms of existence. In other words, our brains are radio tuners, pulling down a frequency that we experience as our "self" or selfness.

Anyway, I liked this book a lot. It was very challenging, the sort of exploration that teaches you how to read it as it goes along. (less)

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Randolph Severson

Feb 17, 2019Randolph Severson rated it it was amazing

This book with its provocations, its beauty, its seminal insight and sparkling style is a landmark. After it, psychology was and will never be quite the same. For the author, the Renaissance and Italy are sacred ground. In fact, as well as delivering the Terry Lectures at Yale and other academic honors, received in Florence, usually considered the birthplace of the Renaissance, the Medal of the President of the Italian Republic. The book, in fact, is less a ‘psychology’ book in any conventional sense and in its sweep and scope and mesmerizing effect on the reader more akin to a great novel or a film by Visconti or the other great revolutionary Italian Directors. Nonetheless, it remains a psychology book like no other in that it speaks a soul language dense with poetry, as it convincingly develops a logos of soul, that is, not only a language but a definition and logic of soul and a demonstration of that logic, personifying, pathologizing, seeing through and de-humanizing. Highly recommended. (less)

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Nancy Hinsey

Sep 01, 2019Nancy Hinsey added it

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Could not get through this one. It is not written for the lay person, let alone someone who's had years of therapy and done a lot of related reading. Hillman is surely well know in psychotherapy circles, but for me, unfortunately, his reputation and wisdom remain hearsay. (less)

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Anders

Jan 31, 2022Anders rated it really liked it

I want to give it five stars because of how unique and interesting it is, but it made me yawn and roll my eyes too many times for it to earn a full five stars.

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Mitchell Goheen

Feb 24, 2020Mitchell Goheen rated it it was amazing

Blown away by the insight and rhetoric

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Mauro

Jan 15, 2011Mauro added it  ·  review of another edition

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Interessante in generale la prospettiva di Hillman del fare anima atraverso l'aspetto immaginale della psiche, cosicchè l'immaginale diventa il reale. Anche il suo rivolgersi all'alchimia e all'arte della memoria è di grande rilievo, soprattutto l'ultimo capitolo che gira intorno all'interpretazione neoplatonica e rinascimentale (Marsilio Ficino) dell'anima. Invece non condivido assolutamente le sue valorazioni rispetto alla psicologia umanistica e alle varie prassi spirituali come tecniche per la crescita personale (meditazione, ecc.). (less)

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Royden Irvine

Aug 09, 2012Royden Irvine rated it it was amazing

This book changed my life!

A great post jungian writer!

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Phineas

Oct 24, 2008Phineas marked it as to-read

Hillman has been rec'd time and time again as an innovative thinker in psychology...looking forward to learning his ideas! (less)

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Stephanie 

May 06, 2012Stephanie rated it it was amazing

A primary text working in and with imaginal life.

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Timothy

Mar 05, 2022Timothy rated it it was amazing

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Incredible essays on mystery, soul and the imaginal

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Anders

Feb 16, 2009Anders rated it really liked it

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An important book of Hillman's - I used it extensively for my MA thesis (less)

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Review of Re-visioning Psychology by James Hillman

https://medium.com/@Elan_vital__/review-of-re-visioning-psychology-by-james-hillman-9b5ff61fd7a4

In this essay, I will discuss my response to Re-visioning Psychology by James Hillman. I found this book to be interesting and refreshing. Hillman’s view is that the primary reality is psyche. However, the psyche is constituted of archetypal personalities, which may be termed “gods.” Hillman uses the gods of Greek mythology to illustrate the types of these archetypal personalities. The Freudian ego itself is also an archetypal personality, in this case the lead character in the hero myth.

While they are inhuman, the gods do have specific personalities. Moreover, they are the primary reality. We are persons as such, therefore, because the gods have personality. This interesting idea reverses the usual notion that human personal qualities are projected into mythical systems invented by humans. Quite the contrary, the gods breathe life into us, animate us with their personalities.

The idea that we are emanations of the gods, rather than the other way round, is reminiscent of the Bergsonian notion of the primordial quality of deep duration. It also brings to mind Julian Jaynes’ theory of the origin of consciousness (i.e., ego) in the breakdown of the bicameral mind, in that the bicameral human psyche is more obviously constellated of gods.

I would perhaps question Hillman’s emphasis on personality. I would argue for a different ontology, and a bidirectional flow of influence between psyche and world, in which abstract principles originating from the deepest source of our knowing become clothed with human personality.

In any case, the book is well written and full of attractive ideas. Here are a few of my favourite lines:

To enter myth we must personify; to personify carries us into myth. (p. 16)

Thus the soul finds psyche everywhere, recognizes itself in all things. (p. 154)

Archetypes are the skeletal structures of the psyche, yet the bones are changeable constellations of light. (p. 157)

And lastly, the rather shocking and debatable,

Self-realization involves the realizing in consciousness of the psychopathic potential one prefers to call inhuman. (p. 188)

Hillman, J. (1992). Re-visioning psychology. New York: Harper Perennial. (Original work published 1976)

© Kerry Handscomb 2017. All rights reserved.

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Retro review classic: Re-visioning psychology by James Hillman


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Original language English
Pages (from-to) 77-78
Number of pages 2
Journal Self and Society
Volume 40
Issue number 3
Publication status Published - 2013


Keywordspsychology
soul
psychotherapy
Jungian theory

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The power of language has come to hold the central position in our conception of human mentality. Today, the man in the street has realised with astonishment how easy it is to be deceived and misled by words. The 'magical' power of the word has caught the attention of those who explore the nature of the human mind and the structure of human knowledge. This work by the late Japanese scholar, first published in 1956, tackles this complex and difficult subject. He studies the worldwide belief in the magical power of language, and examines its influence on man's thought and action. The purpose of the author in this book is to study the world-wide and world-old belief in the magical power of language, to examine its influence on the ways of thinking and acting of man, and finally to carry out an inquiry, as systematically as may be, into the nature and origin of the intimate connection between magic and speech. About The Author Toshihiko Izutsu was Professor Emeritus at Keio University in Japan and an outstanding authority in the metaphysical and philosophical wisdom schools of Islamic Sufism, Hindu Advaita Vedanta, Mahayana Buddhism (particularly Zen), and Philosophical Taoism. Fluent in over 30 languages, including Arabic, Persian, Sanskrit, Pali, Chinese, Japanese, Russian and Greek, his peripatetic research in such places as the Middle East (especially Iran), India, Europe, North America, and Asia were undertaken with a view to developing a meta-philosophical approach to comparative religion based upon a rigorous linguistic study of traditional metaphysical texts. Izutsu often stated his belief that harmony could be fostered between peoples by demonstrating that many beliefs with which a community identified itself could be found, though perhaps masked in a different form, in the metaphysics of another, very different community.
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Language and Magic: Studies in the Magical Function of Speech

by Toshihiko Izutsu

 4.14  ·   Rating details ·  7 ratings  ·  2 reviews

The power of language has come to hold the central position in our conception of human mentality. Today, the man in the street has realised with astonishment how easy it is to be deceived and misled by words. The 'magical' power of the word has caught the attention of those who explore the nature of the human mind and the structure of human knowledge. This work by the late Japanese scholar, first published in 1956, tackles this complex and difficult subject. He studies the worldwide belief in the magical power of language, and examines its influence on man's thought and action. The purpose of the author in this book is to study the world-wide and world-old belief in the magical power of language, to examine its influence on the ways of thinking and acting of man, and finally to carry out an inquiry, as systematically as may be, into the nature and origin of the intimate connection between magic and speech. About The Author Toshihiko Izutsu was Professor Emeritus at Keio University in Japan and an outstanding authority in the metaphysical and philosophical wisdom schools of Islamic Sufism, Hindu Advaita Vedanta, Mahayana Buddhism (particularly Zen), and Philosophical Taoism. Fluent in over 30 languages, including Arabic, Persian, Sanskrit, Pali, Chinese, Japanese, Russian and Greek, his peripatetic research in such places as the Middle East (especially Iran), India, Europe, North America, and Asia were undertaken with a view to developing a meta-philosophical approach to comparative religion based upon a rigorous linguistic study of traditional metaphysical texts. Izutsu often stated his belief that harmony could be fostered between peoples by demonstrating that many beliefs with which a community identified itself could be found, though perhaps masked in a different form, in the metaphysics of another, very different community. (less)

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Mamluk Qayser

Feb 16, 2022Mamluk Qayser rated it really liked it

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This complex book sets out to delineate the magical nature of language.

Magical thinking, as often found in primitive societies, the peripheries of modern religions, or even in daily superstition thinking of the modern people could be loosely defined into the direct manifestation of effect via an indirect medium that is directly associated with the effect. An example would be the concept of "jinxing", where something actually happened when one actually speaks about it.

Izutsu strived to demonstrate that the magical nature of language is not based from fallacious thinking of men, but rise from the very nature of language itself.

Language as understood by the modern positivists as an activity embedded in logic. Monstrosities rose from their hapless quest for a logical structure of language, until Wittgenstein called it a day by deciding that language is an active activity, where no set-to-stone carved in it. We created rules for almost everything, but not everything. We set the ground rules in football in order for it to be playable, but not to an extent to exactly define how high the ball should go etc., as long as these peripheries questions do not interrupt with the game itself.

Language thus, is not a one-to-one function with rigid logical framework behind it. It is half-referential (as in denotative function, to directly refers to things concrete and experiential without), and also half-emotive (as in connotative function, to indirectly refers things without i.e. feelings, emotions, memories, poetic usage of language). When we speak of a thing, we not only isolate the thing and to highlight upon it its existence, but also to imbued it with webs of evocative information.

This active and fluid nature of language is what makes language magical in the sense of creating awe behind lines of poetry of ejaculations of emotion. Those are the magical properties of language in our daily lives.

Isutzu also offers a theory of origin of language, not from communicative purposes, but rather that language originated from a festal origin. The primitive people would gather together in rituals, ceremonies that would facilitate the heightening of emotion. These rituals then acts as a medium where heightening of emotions could be then released with vocal raptures, allowing first associations between meaning and vocal ejaculations. It is the symbolic nature of men's mind that allows them to, in a way, pregnant the early gesticulations with meaning. (less)

 

Istvan Zoltan

Feb 06, 2020Istvan Zoltan rated it liked it

Shelves: 20th-century, big-picture-philosophy, history, non-fiction, philosophy, poetry, language

A very insightful book combining ideas from linguistics, anthropology and sociology. With great sensitivity Izutsu identifies several social practices and institutions in which our traditional ways of thinking, our inherited appreciation for rituals, form the basis of what and how we do.

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Language and Magic: Studies in the Magical Function of Speech

by Toshihiko Izutsu

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The power of language has come to hold the central position in our conception of human mentality. Today, the man in the street has realised with astonishment how easy it is to be deceived and misled by words. The 'magical' power of the word has caught the attention of those who explore the nature of the human mind and the structure of human knowledge. This work by the late Japanese scholar, first published in 1956, tackles this complex and difficult subject. He studies the worldwide belief in the magical power of language, and examines its influence on man's thought and action. The purpose of the author in this book is to study the world-wide and world-old belief in the magical power of language, to examine its influence on the ways of thinking and acting of man, and finally to carry out an inquiry, as systematically as may be, into the nature and origin of the intimate connection between magic and speech. About The Author Toshihiko Izutsu was Professor Emeritus at Keio University in Japan and an outstanding authority in the metaphysical and philosophical wisdom schools of Islamic Sufism, Hindu Advaita Vedanta, Mahayana Buddhism (particularly Zen), and Philosophical Taoism. Fluent in over 30 languages, including Arabic, Persian, Sanskrit, Pali, Chinese, Japanese, Russian and Greek, his peripatetic research in such places as the Middle East (especially Iran), India, Europe, North America, and Asia were undertaken with a view to developing a meta-philosophical approach to comparative religion based upon a rigorous linguistic study of traditional metaphysical texts. Izutsu often stated his belief that harmony could be fostered between peoples by demonstrating that many beliefs with which a community identified itself could be found, though perhaps masked in a different form, in the metaphysics of another, very different community. (less)

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Mamluk Qayser

Feb 16, 2022Mamluk Qayser rated it really liked it

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This complex book sets out to delineate the magical nature of language.

Magical thinking, as often found in primitive societies, the peripheries of modern religions, or even in daily superstition thinking of the modern people could be loosely defined into the direct manifestation of effect via an indirect medium that is directly associated with the effect. An example would be the concept of "jinxing", where something actually happened when one actually speaks about it.

Izutsu strived to demonstrate that the magical nature of language is not based from fallacious thinking of men, but rise from the very nature of language itself.

Language as understood by the modern positivists as an activity embedded in logic. Monstrosities rose from their hapless quest for a logical structure of language, until Wittgenstein called it a day by deciding that language is an active activity, where no set-to-stone carved in it. We created rules for almost everything, but not everything. We set the ground rules in football in order for it to be playable, but not to an extent to exactly define how high the ball should go etc., as long as these peripheries questions do not interrupt with the game itself.

Language thus, is not a one-to-one function with rigid logical framework behind it. It is half-referential (as in denotative function, to directly refers to things concrete and experiential without), and also half-emotive (as in connotative function, to indirectly refers things without i.e. feelings, emotions, memories, poetic usage of language). When we speak of a thing, we not only isolate the thing and to highlight upon it its existence, but also to imbued it with webs of evocative information.

This active and fluid nature of language is what makes language magical in the sense of creating awe behind lines of poetry of ejaculations of emotion. Those are the magical properties of language in our daily lives.

Isutzu also offers a theory of origin of language, not from communicative purposes, but rather that language originated from a festal origin. The primitive people would gather together in rituals, ceremonies that would facilitate the heightening of emotion. These rituals then acts as a medium where heightening of emotions could be then released with vocal raptures, allowing first associations between meaning and vocal ejaculations. It is the symbolic nature of men's mind that allows them to, in a way, pregnant the early gesticulations with meaning. (less)

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Istvan Zoltan

Feb 06, 2020Istvan Zoltan rated it liked it

Shelves: 20th-century, big-picture-philosophy, history, non-fiction, philosophy, poetry, language

A very insightful book combining ideas from linguistics, anthropology and sociology. With great sensitivity Izutsu identifies several social practices and institutions in which our traditional ways of thinking, our inherited appreciation for rituals, form the basis of what and how we do.

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