In this compilation of selected transcripts from her lectures of the past twenty-five years or so, Ann Ulanov again proves herself to be the master of integration. With clear thinking embedded in passion, she is able to weave together into a colourful and defined tapestry what would otherwise be split apart. She holds together the opposing energies of Jung and Freud, Jungian psychology and religion, Jungian psychology and object relations and self psychologies, even Jung and politics. Perceptions and thoughts are differentiated yet not divided. There is room made for all, while not skirting the boundaries necessary for choosing a position.

The introduction to the book is entitled ‘The Spirit in Jung’, and it not only points out Jung's penchant for looking for the spirit in all things, but also the ‘spirit’ with which we might approach the current painful splits emerging throughout psychology, religion, politics, even art. It seems particularly instructive and comforting to those of