Imagining the Self: Light and Darkness in Psychology

This chapter contrasts the perspectives of two influential thinkers on the relationship between imagination and rational thought, emphasizing the significance of images in psychological understanding. It explores Jung's concepts of ego and self alongside Hillman's critiques, highlighting the role of light and darkness in psychological development. Ultimately, the discussion invites a deeper inquiry into the complexities of Jungian philosophy and its relevance to contemporary thought.