The book reflects the contemporary meaning of C. G. Jung’s theory on many fields of scientific activity and in a different cultural context: Japanese, South and North American and European. The authors consider a specific milieu of Jung’s theory.

List of Figures and Tables List of Contributors Introduction  Ilona Błocian and Andrew Kuzmicki> 1 Jung in the Academy and Beyond: The Fordham Lectures – 100 Years Later  Joseph Cambray> 2 Aspects of Descartes’ and Pascal’s Diverging Psychological Standingas Regards Knowledge That Find Expression in the Differences of the Freudian and Jungian Methodological Approaches to Psychology  Miriam Gomes de Freitas> 3 On Problem Solving – C.G. Jung’s and M. Heidegger’s Perspectives  Maria Kostyszak> 4 Is a Jungian Analysis Scientific?  Robert Segal> 5 Collective Memory and Common Imagination – Archetypes in the Perspective of the Theory of Sign  Anna Olejarczyk> 6 The Idea of Culture Image Confronted with Psychoanalytic Tradition  Ewa Kwiatkowska> 7 Is the Jungian Concept of “Image” Still Relevant in a Modern Psychoanalytic Perspective?  Alessandra De Coro> 8 Jung and Social Thought: The Undiscovered Self  Ilona Błocian> 9 In a Secular Age: Weber, Taylor, Jung  Roderick Main> 10 Non-fixed Multiple Perspectives in the Japanese Psyche: Traditional Japanese Art, Dream and Myth  Megumi Yama> 11 Subject Drop and the Japanese Ego  Norifumi Kishimoto> 12 Developing Jung’s Theory of Mind in the Light of Evolutionary Psychology  Andrew Kuzmicki> 13 The Contributions of C.G. Jung and Eugen Bleuler to Psychiatry: Schizophrenia Then and Now  Michael Escamilla> 14 A Discourse on the Textual-Psychoidal Duality in the Novel “A Thorn and A Laurel” [“Cierń i laur”] by Wladyslaw Lech Terlecki  Zbigniew Bitka> 15 Evidence for the Effectiveness of Jungian Psychotherapy: A Review of Empirical Studies  Christian Roesler> 16 How Can We Objectify a Study on Analytical Psychology?  Jolanta Kowal>