The Parental Image: Its Injury and Reconstruction (Studies in Jungian Psychology By Jungian)

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Summary: A classical contribution to studies in Jungian psychology
Review: M. Esther Marding MD was a Jungian analyst who worked with Carl Jung himself, and went on to become the first of woman to practice Jungian psychology in America. The Parental Image: Its Injury And Reconstruction is an astutely presented analytical psychology study of the profound effects parental images have upon the life and psyche of the individual. Exploring complex topics such as the development of consciousness, healing injured parental images, the parental image as source and container of life, and more, The Parental Image is a thoughtfully reasoned and classical contribution to studies in Jungian psychology which has been deftly edited for contemporary readers by Daryl Sharp.