American Jungian analyst who was the son of James and Hilde Kirsch (both analysands of Jung) and who wrote Jungians: A Comparative and Historical Perspective — the most comprehensive history of the Jungian movement — and who played a significant role in the international politics of the Jungian community.
Provided the definitive historical account of the Jungian movement — Jungians traces the development of analytical psychology internationally, documenting the training, institutional development, and theoretical evolution of the Jungian community from its founding to the present.
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