4 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
German-British Jungian analyst who co-edited the Collected Works of C.G. Jung in English (with R.F.C. Hull as translator) and was a founding figure of the British Jungian community — his editorial work on the Collected Works was the most important scholarly contribution to making Jung available in English.
Anglo-American Jungian analyst and astrologer who wrote Saturn: A New Look at an Old Devil and The Astrology of Fate — the most psychologically sophisticated applications of Jungian psychology to astrological interpretation — founding the Centre for Psychological Astrology in London with Howard Sasportas.
British Jungian analyst who founded the developmental school of analytical psychology — arguing that the Self is present from birth and that individuation begins in infancy through a process of deintegration and reintegration — integrating Jungian theory with object relations and child analytic work.
British historian who wrote A People's Tragedy, The Whisperers, Natasha's Dance, and Crimea — providing accessible narrative histories of Revolutionary Russia, Soviet social history, and Russian cultural history — one of the most widely read popular historians of Russia.