Projection and re-collection in Jungian psychology : reflections of the soul.

Foreword -- 1. Definition of Projection -- Projection in Everyday Life -- The Five Stages in the Withdrawal of Projections -- Projection and Projectile -- Subjective Level and Objective Level -- Possession and Loss of Soul -- 2. The Withdrawal of Projections in Religious Hermeneutics -- The Approach of the Gods to Men -- Allegory in the Gnosis and in Early Christianity -- Typos in Origen and the Early Middle Ages -- Signs of Schism in the Second Millennium -- 3. Projection and Scientific Hypotheses -- The First Principle -- The Infinite Sphere as God, Cosmos, and Soul -- Particles, Elements, and Causality -- Energy and Field of Force -- Psyche and Matter -- 4. The Hypothesis of the Collective Unconscious -- The Model -- The Multiple Unity of the Collective Unconscious -- The Polar Nature of the Collective Unconscious -- 5. The Evil Demons -- Exorcism of Devils or Integration of Complexes? -- The Demons of Antiquity -- The Demons in Christianity -- The Problem of the Relation of the Archetypes to the Subject -- 6. The Great Mediating Daimons -- Psyche and Eros in Apuleius -- The Masculine Companion in Woman's Psyche -- 7. The Inner Companion -- The Guardian Spirit -- The Inner Companion in Hermetic Philosophy and in Alchemy -- 8. Consciousness and Inner Wholeness -- The Return -- The Eye as Symbol of "Insight" -- Re-Collection -- Individuation and Relatedness -- 9. Reflection -- The Original Meanings of Reflection -- Fourfold Mirroring -- Mirroring of Psyche and Matter (Synchronicity) -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.