(P/B) MARTIN BUBER ON PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHOTHERAPY

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This volume covers Martin Buber's views on psychology and psychotherapy, exploring the work of practitioners such as Freud and Jung. Contents include: distance and relation; healing through meeting; Buber and Jung; elements of the interhuman; and guilt and guilt feelings. (From the publisher)

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Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Essays
Distance and Relation
Healing Through Meeting
Images of Good and Evil
Our Point of Departure
The First Stage
The Second Stage
Evil and Good
Buber and Jung
Religion and Modern Thinking
C. G. Jung's Reply to Martin Buber
Buber's Rejoinder to Jung
Elements of the Interhuman
The Social and the Interhuman
Being and Seeming
Personal Making Present
Imposition and Unfolding
Genuine Dialogue
What Is Common to All
Guilt and Guilt Feelings
Afterword to I and Thou
The Word That Is Spoken
Letters
Correspondence with Hans Trub
Correspondence with Hermann Menachem Gerson, Ronald Gregor Smith, Rudolf Pannwitz, and Ernst Michel
Correspondence with Ludwig Binswanger
Correspondence with Maurice Friedman and Leslie H. Farber
Correspondence of Robert C. Smith with Martin Buber and C. G. Jung
Dialogue
The Unconscious
Martin Buber and Carl Rogers
Sources
Selected Reading
Index of Names
Index of Subjects