As the inspection of Freud's legacy leads scholars to examine
seriously his persona, so has analytical psychology come under
scrutiny in a whirl of controversy over the character of its
founder, C.G. Jung. In "Cult Fictions, " leading Jungian scholar
Sonu Shamdasani presents the history of the movement's founding,
from Jung's establishment of The Psychological Club in Zurich in
1916 to the later reformulations of his approach. Shamdasani
relates the disputes over the legitimacy of Jungian analysis to
current concerns about the institutionalization of psychotherapy as
a science, its impact on popular and academic views of self and
society, and the widespread panic concerning cults that has led
Jung to be regarded by some as a figure analogous to David Koresh
or Jim Jones. "Cult Fictions" presents a sober, accurate and
revealing account of the history of the Jungian movement and an
agenda for the evaluation of analytical psychology today.
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