The eleventh volume of Advances in the Economic Analysis of Participatory & Labor-Managed Firms comprises ten original research papers on a broad range of topics within the area of participatory organizations. The first paper uses a novel data set from a large multinational firm to look at an important, yet not well understood question: what determines employees decisions to join employee share ownership plans? Three contributions deal with the adoption and consequences of new work organizations with a higher degree of involvement and decision-making authority of the employees. Another set of three papers is concerned with the performance impact of stock-based compensation schemes and the impact of Japan s lost decade on union wage permia. Two papers report research on recent challenges facing two specific participatory organizations: the worker-owned cooperative and the kibbutz.

Working with Images: The Theoretical Base of Archetypal Psychology (Classics in Archetypal Psychology, 4)

Arts & Photography

Sells, Benjamin

History & Criticism

Spring Publications

Hillman, James [ed.]. Spring: An Annual of Archetypal Psychology and Jungian Thought New York, Spring Publications, 1973. 16 cm x 22,5 cm. 295 pages. Original Softcover. Very good condition with some minor signs of external wear. From the library of swiss - american - irish poet Chuck Kruger. [Archetypical Psychology and Jungian Thought]. Contains among others the following chapters: Achelous and the Butterfly: Toward an Archetypal Psychology of Humor (David L. Miller); Mysticism and Humour (Henry Corbin); Hephaistos: A Pattern of Introversion (Murray Stein); Jung and Marx (David Holt); On Reduction (Patricia Berry); Poetry and the Anima (Graham Hough); Anima (James Hillman); The Incest Wound (Robert M. Stein) etc.

Spring: An Annual of Archetypal Psychology and Jungian Thought, 1973

Editor. Contributions by David L. James

Spring, 1974: Annual of Archetypal Psychology and Jungian Thought

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Exercise & Fitness

An annual of Archetypal Psychology and Jungian Thought. Collection of essays, excerpts from previous writings, and papers on the subject. This edition contains: "C.G. Jung" by H.G. Wells; "H.G. Wells and C.G. Jung" by Vincent Brome; "A Note on Thoreau and Jungian Psychology" by Edward Cramey Jacobs; "Archetypal Theory after Jung" by Naomi R. Goldenberg and many others.

Spring 1975: An Annual of Archetypal Psychology and Jungian Thought

Spring 1977 (An Annual of Archetypal Psychology and Jungian Thought)

James Hillman, Murray Stein, Karl Kerenyi, Wolfgang Giegerich, Russell A. Lockhart and others

Spring 49: A Journal of Archetype and Culture, 1989

Hillman, James

Psychology & Counseling

A journal of Jungian studies. This issue has twelve essays, including Joseph Cambray on fear of semen; Adolf Guggenbuhl-Craig: fear of aging; Robert Stein: fear of the phallus; Mitch Walker on Jung and homophobia; Gustave Fechner : "The Shadow is Alive"; Eric Purchase; others. Edited by James Hillman.

Spring 51 1991

Spring 52 1992

Corbin’s work on the role of imagination in the religions and its fundamental place in human life has had a lasting and wide-ranging influence on contemporary poetry and the humanities. Among his most influential readers were the poets Charles Olson and Robert Duncan and the archetypal psychologist James Hillman. Central to their common vision is the creative power of language, understood not as a human invention but as a fundamental feature of reality. This new book by philosopher, biologist, poet, and teacher Tom Cheetham provides an overview of Corbin’s “psychocosmology” and its significance for Hillman’s archetypal psychology, contemporary poetics, and spiritual practice. It will be of interest to psychotherapists, artists, poets, and anyone who has ever wondered at the mysterious power of language and the imagination to transform the human soul.

Imaginal Love: The Meanings of Imagination in Henry Corbin and James Hillman

Cheetham, Tom

Organizing data from cultures the world over, Mircea Eliade, one ofthe preeminent interpreters of world religion in the twentieth century,lays out the basic patterns of initiation: group puberty rites, entranceinto secret cults, shamanic instruction, individual visions, and heroicrites of passage. The vast information assembled here transcendsusual scholarship. Eliade always affirms the greater experience in allinitiation – the indissoluble tie between humans and the cosmos ofgods, spirits, animals, ancestors, and nature.As Michael Meade writes in his foreword, Eliade “fervently workedat keeping the doors of perception open to the world of sacred symbolsand creative ritual. Through his insistence that we are each thenecessary inheritors of a vast sacred heritage, he has acted as a spiritualelder and distant mentor to me and many students of myth andritual. Like an archeologist of symbols, he has unearthed, preserved,and found new meanings in the rites of our ancestors.”

Rites and Symbols of Initiation: The Mysteries of Birth and Rebirth

ELIADE, MIRCEA

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