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Sharp, Daryl, 1936 Dear Gladys: the survival papers, book 2
(Studies in Jungian psychology by Jungian analysts; 37)
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 0-919123-36-8
1. Middle agePsychological aspectsCase Studies. 2. Life change eventsCase studies. 3. Jung, C.G. (Carl Gustav), 1875-1961. 4. Psychoanalysis. 5. Sharp, Daryl, 1936- . I. Title. II. Title: The survival papers, book 2. III. Series.
BF724.6.S47 1989 155.6 C88-095233-4
Copyright 1989 by Daryl Sharp. All rights reserved.
INNER CITY BOOKS Box 1271, Station Q, Toronto, Canada M4T 2P4 Telephone (416) 927-0355
Honorary Patron: Marie-Louise von Franz. Publisher and General Editor: Daryl Sharp. Senior Editor: Victoria Cowan. Editorial Board: Fraser Boa, Daryl Sharp, Marion Woodman. Production: David Sharp.
INNER CITY BOOKS was founded in 1980 to promote the understanding and practical application of the work of C.G. Jung.
Cover:Four views of Self-portrait of Pissarro,1983, spectral hologram by Canadian artist Jerry Pethick (Publisher's Collection). Photography by Robin Roddey.
Index by Daryl Sharp.
Printed and bound in Canada by Webcom Limited
Page 5
Contents
Preface
9
Introduction
11
1 Work on What Has Been Spoiled
15
2 Norman Takes a Flyer
31
3 Dear Gladys
42
4 Enter the Dragon
58
5 Look Homeward, Devil
72
6 Mirror, Mirror, Tell Me True
85
7 The Worm Turns
88
8 Invitation to a Beheading
105
9 Rachel Pulls a Fast One
115
10 TheLazarusHeart
117
11 The Beginning of the End
133
Epilogue
137
Index
139
Page 7
The true history of the spirit is not preserved in learned volumes but in the living psychic organism of every individual. C.G. Jung,"Psychology and Religion."
Page 9
Preface
The story so far:
Norman was a successful businessman who at the age of thirty fell in love with Nancy. Nancy became pregnant. Norman and Nancy got married. They had two children. Norman loved his family but he was not happy. Norman fell apart when he was thirty-six years old. He went into Jungian analysis on his knees. After a year he left his family. After two years he left his analyst.
The underlying psychology of a breakdown and Norman's first year in analysis are detailed in The Survival Papers: Anatomy of a Midlife Crisis.Norman's second year in analysis, during which he found his feet and lived to writhe again, was in that book passed over rather quickly.
Readers have clamored to have this interval fleshed out.
This book is a response to that clamor.
Page 11
Introduction
"Did you hear me?" said Rachel.
"I wasn't listening," I pretended.
I was rummaging in a box of old letters. Rachel is my anima. We have our problems, but on the whole I wouldn't know what to do without her. She was perched on my desk, tapping her knee with a dog-eared copy of
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