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Dreams, A Portal to the Source

Dreams, A Portal to the Source

by Edward C. Whitmont (Author)

  • New

    Paperback 1991

    $53.13

  • Used

    Hardcover 1989

    $44.52
Synopsis

First published in 1991. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

$53.13

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10 in stock

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 200
 Edition: 1
 Publisher: Routledge
Published: 02 May 1991
ISBN 10: 0415064538
ISBN 13: 9780415064538

Media Reviews
With the publication of Dreams, A Portal to the Source we have at last a manual of Jungian dream analysis that is presented with depth and clarity and that remains true to Jung and to the psyche. This book is balanced, judicious, comprehensive, and yet concise. It transcends all factions with a largeness of view that contains them all. All the well-known approaches to dream analysis are given their due. . ..
- Psychological Perspectives, 1991
Dreams, A Portal to the Source represents a thoughtful, critical examination of dream interpretation from multiple perspectives without premature closure or adherence to dogma. It is a treasure trove of thoughtful ideas in which exposition, exploration, and critical thinking are harmoniously interwoven with the wisdom accumulated in years of clinical practice . . . the volume [is] successful, rewarding, and important.
- Quadrant, 1990
The book . . . is a clinical guide for therapists of all persuasions and an accessible resource for all of us who delight in the richness of our dreams.
- New Mexican, 1990
It's a wonderful work. At last we have a really adequate manual on Jungian dream interpretation. What pleases me most is the reverent attitude to the dream that [the authors] convey.
-Edward F. Edinger
It soon becomes clear that the authors are drawing from the rich storehouse of their years of thoughtful clinical work with dreams. Their labor and generosity in sharing the fruits of this experience with the reader are to be applauded and enjoyed. . . . this book's clear explication of both the basics and the subtleties of the clinical approach to the dream make it accessible to clinicians at alllevels.
- Psychoanalytic Books, 1992