William McGuire, a writer and editor, has edited The Freud/Jung Letters and was executive editor of The Collected Works of C. G. Jung (both Princeton). Eugene I. Taylor is on the Executive Faculty at the Saybrook Institute. He is also Lecturer of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School, and Senior Psychologist on the Psychiatry Service at the Massachusetts General Hospital. He is the author of several books, including William James on Consciousness beyond the Margin (Princeton).

• LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS i n t r o d u c t i o n , by William McGuire xvnTRANSLATOR'S N O T E AUTHOR'S NOTEPART 1IntroductionI. Concerning the Two Kinds o f Thinking II. The Miller Phantasies III. The Hymn o f CreationIV. The Song o f the MothPART III. Aspects o f the Libido II. The Conception and the Genetic Theory of LibidoIII. The Transform ation o f the Libido. A Possible Source o f Primitive Human DiscoveriesIV. The Unconscious Origin o f the HeroV. Symbolism o f the Mother and o f Rebirth VI. The Battle for Deliverance from the MotherVII. The Dual Mother RoleVIII. The SacrificeIndex

William McGuire, a writer and editor, has edited The Freud/Jung Letters and was executive editor of The Collected Works of C. G. Jung (both Princeton). Eugene I. Taylor is on the Executive Faculty at the Saybrook Institute. He is also Lecturer of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School, and Senior Psychologist on the Psychiatry Service at the Massachusetts General Hospital. He is the author of several books, including William James on Consciousness beyond the Margin (Princeton).

• LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS i n t r o d u c t i o n , by William McGuire xvnTRANSLATOR'S N O T E AUTHOR'S NOTEPART 1IntroductionI. Concerning the Two Kinds o f Thinking II. The Miller Phantasies III. The Hymn o f CreationIV. The Song o f the MothPART III. Aspects o f the Libido II. The Conception and the Genetic Theory of LibidoIII. The Transform ation o f the Libido. A Possible Source o f Primitive Human DiscoveriesIV. The Unconscious Origin o f the HeroV. Symbolism o f the Mother and o f Rebirth VI. The Battle for Deliverance from the MotherVII. The Dual Mother RoleVIII. The SacrificeIndex

William McGuire, a writer and editor, has edited The Freud/Jung Letters and was executive editor of The Collected Works of C. G. Jung (both Princeton). Eugene I. Taylor is on the Executive Faculty at the Saybrook Institute. He is also Lecturer of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School, and Senior Psychologist on the Psychiatry Service at the Massachusetts General Hospital. He is the author of several books, including William James on Consciousness beyond the Margin (Princeton).

• LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS i n t r o d u c t i o n , by William McGuire xvnTRANSLATOR'S N O T E AUTHOR'S NOTEPART 1IntroductionI. Concerning the Two Kinds o f Thinking II. The Miller Phantasies III. The Hymn o f CreationIV. The Song o f the MothPART III. Aspects o f the Libido II. The Conception and the Genetic Theory of LibidoIII. The Transform ation o f the Libido. A Possible Source o f Primitive Human DiscoveriesIV. The Unconscious Origin o f the HeroV. Symbolism o f the Mother and o f Rebirth VI. The Battle for Deliverance from the MotherVII. The Dual Mother RoleVIII. The SacrificeIndex