Introduction
Depth Psychology and Mystical Phenomena: The Challenge of the Numinous
Thomas Cattoi and David M. Odorisio
I: METHODOLOGICAL, HERMENEUTIC, & INTER-DISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES
Rescuing Alexandria: Depth Psychology and the Return of Tropological Exegesis
Thomas Cattoi
Dionysus in Depth: Mystes, Madness, and Method in James Hillman's Re-visioning of Psychology
David M. Odorisio
The Royal Road Meets the Data Highway
Kelly Bulkeley
Spirituality and the Challenge of Clinical Pluralism: Participatory Thinking in Psychotherapeutic Context
Robin S. Brown
Descriptive Disenchantment and Prescriptive Disillusionment: Myths, Mysticism, and Psychotherapeutic Interpretation
Ira Helderman
II: HISTORICAL & THEORETICAL APPROACHES
Embodying Nonduality: Depth Psychology in American Mysticism
Ann Gleig
Mysticism in Translation: Psychological Advances, Cautionary Tales William B. Parsons
Sigmund Freud and Jewish Mysticism: An Exploration
Christine Downing
Jung and Mysticism
Lionel Corbett
Mystic Descent: James Hillman and the Religious Imagination
Glen Slater
III: SELF AND NO-SELF, KNOWING AND UNKNOWING IN DEPTH PSYCHOLOGY & MYSTICISM
Apophasis and Psychoanalysis
David Henderson
Divine Darkness and Divine Light: Alchemical Illumination and the Mystical Play Between Knowing and Unknowing
Stanton Marlan
Nothing Almost Sees Miracles! Self and No-Self in Depth Psychology and Mystical Theology
David L. Miller
"In Killing You Changed Death to Life" Transformation of the Self in St. John of the Cross and Carl Jung
June McDaniel
The Buddhist Unconscious (Alaya-vijnana) and Jung's Collective Unconscious: What Does It Mean to be Liberated from the Self?
Polly Young-Eisendrath
About the Author: Thomas Cattoi is Associate Professor of Christology and Cultures, Jesuit School of Theology at Santa Clara University and Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, CA. He co-edits the journal Buddhist-Christian Studies and is the author of Divine Contingency: Theologies of Divine Embodiment in Maximos the Confessor and Tsong kha pa (2009) and Theodore the Studite: Writings on Iconoclasm (2014).
David M. Odorisio is Director of The Retreat at Pacifica Graduate Institute, Santa Barbara, CA, and teaches in Pacifica's Mythological Studies graduate degree program in the areas of methodology, psychology and religion, and comparative mysticism. He has published in numerous journals at the intersection of depth psychology and religious studies.
