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SHANY, L. Erich Neumann—The Theory: Jungian, Developmental, Relational & Metapsychological. Chiron Publications. 2025. Pp. 161. Pbk. $29.
This book explores the developmental relational theory emerging from Erich Neumann's writings, considering the influences of his life and relationship with Jung. It re-evaluates and synthesizes Neumann's work to highlight his significance as a Jungian theoretician. Presenting his archetypal, developmental and metapsychological theories, it bridges Jung's ideas with therapeutic practice. Key works, including The Origins and History of Consciousness and The Child, form the foundation of this comprehensive study.
ABRAMOVITCH, H. Brothers and Sisters: Myth and Reality. Chiron Publications. 2025. Pp. 161. Pbk. $27.95
In this book Abramovitch reimagines the evolution of depth psychology had Freud and Jung drawn inspiration from the Bible rather than Greek mythology. Exploring the original Hebrew text of Genesis, Abramovitch focuses on the role of siblings in our psyche, social life, and clinical work. Through the archetypal tension between cooperation and competition, it examines the myth and reality of being brothers, having sisters, and the recurring motif of the absent sibling.
STEPHENSON, C. E. Ages of Anxiety: Auden Reading Jung in Times of War. Routledge. 2025. Pp. 154. Pbk. £34.99.
Craig E. Stephenson's Ages of Anxiety explores how W. H. Auden's The Age of Anxiety weaves Jung's psychological types into its poetic structure, reflecting on war, fascism, and the poet's role in times of conflict. This revised edition examines how Auden's work inspired Leonard Bernstein's second symphony and various dance adaptations, and also considers contemporary writers who engage with Auden's themes to explore modern anxiety.