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Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. First edition. Slim pamphlet, stapled binding. 18.5 × 12.5cm, 20pp. In Guild Lecture No. 31, Dominican theologian Fr. Victor White offers a perceptive synthesis of 14th-century English mysticism and Jungian depth psychology through the work of Walter Hilton, author of The Scale of Perfection. White examines Hilton's doctrine of restoring the distorted imago Dei within the soul, drawing direct parallels between medieval spiritual direction and the modern individuation process. Analyzing Hilton's concept of the "ground of sin" as an early understanding of the unconscious shadow, White demonstrates how traditional contemplative wisdom provides a practical framework for psychological integration and pastoral care in everyday life. Condition: This copy is in very good condition for age.…

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. First edition. Slim pamphlet, stapled binding. 18.5 × 12.5cm, 27pp. In Guild Lecture No. 59, Dominican theologian Fr. Victor White offers a penetrating assessment of historical Gnosticism at the intersection of Christian theology and Jungian psychology. Evaluating Jung's fascination with Gnostic symbolism alongside orthodox Christian doctrine, White explores how ancient Gnostic systems reflected direct encounters with the objective unconscious while warning against their radical dualism, world-rejection, and esoteric intellectualism. Written during the pivotal years of White's dialogue with Jung, this paper provides a crucial historical and pastoral analysis of spiritual alienation, the nature of evil, and the psychological dangers of modern neo-Gnosticism. Condition: This copy is in very good condition for age. …

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 4.75" x 7.25" 1949-1983. Orig. paper wraps, staple bound. Lecture No, 59 - Notes on Gnosticism (White, 1949): 27 pp. Some toning to wraps, creasing to corners, chip to fore edge of rear cover. Lecture No. 74 - C.G. Jung's "Aion": A Synopsis (Bach, 1952): 18 pp. Ink inscription to head of front cover, some rust staining from staples. Lecture No. 79 - A Pilgrim's Way Between Psychotherapy and Religion (Evans, 1954): 20 pp. Light rust staining to front joint. Lecture No. 85 - Ego and Shadow (Hannah, 1963): 27 pp. Discolouration to front cover, chip to spine foot, pencil annotations and underlining. Lecture No. 103 - Dramatherapy as an Aid to Becoming a Person (Slade, 1959): 22 pp. Fine. Lecture No. 110 - The Symbolism of the Toad (Dale-Green, 1960): 26 pp. Staining to covers, wear to front cover (some loss to title), ink ownership inscription to top edge, long tear to rear joint (spine delicate), creasing to rear cover. Lecture No. 215 - Jung and Religion (von der Heydt, 1983): 15 pp. Fine. 0.…