American Jungian analyst who wrote Psyche Speaks — a Jungian study of words as carriers of psychological meaning — and who has contributed to the Jungian understanding of language, particularly the psychological depths concealed in word etymology and the dream's use of language.
Develops the Jungian analysis of language — arguing that words carry unconscious meanings in their etymology and associations that exceed the speaker's conscious intention — and that paying close attention to a patient's specific word choices can reveal unconscious complexes more precisely than content analysis.
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