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Andrew Samuels

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PhD Psychology University of Essex
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According to Wikipedia, Andrew Samuels is a British psychotherapist and writer on political and social themes from a psychological viewpoint. He has worked with politicians, political organisations, activist groups and members of the public in Europe, US, Brazil, Israel, Japan, Russia and South Africa as a political and organisational consultant. Clinically, Samuels has developed a blend of Jungian and post-Jungian, relational psychoanalytic and humanistic approaches.

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Andrew Samuels's Published Works

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Published Works

The political psyche (1993) (307)
A critical dictionary of Jungian analysis (1986) (226)
Jung and the Post-Jungians (1985) (181)
Comparison and evaluation (1986) (103)
Countertransference, the 'mundus imaginalis' and a research project. (1985) (42)
The Plural Psyche: Personality, Morality and the Father (1989) (39)
Politics on the Couch (2018) (37)
The Father: Contemporary Jungian Perspectives (1985) (23)
From sexual misconduct to social justice (1996) (16)
Relational Psychotherapy, Psychoanalysis and Counselling : Appraisals and reappraisals (2014) (13)
Improving access to psychological therapies: For and against (2009) (13)
Analysis and Activism : Social and Political Contributions of Jungian Psychology (2016) (12)
National Psychology, National Socialism, and Analytical Psychology (1992) (12)
The “Activist Client”: Social Responsibility, the Political Self, and Clinical Practice in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis (2017) (11)
Political and clinical developments in analytical psychology, 1972-2014: subjectivity, equality and diversity-inside and outside the consulting room. (2014) (10)
New Material Concerning Jung, Anti-Semitism, and the Nazis (1993) (10)
The Good-Enough Father of Whatever Sex (1995) (10)
Economics, psychotherapy and politics (2014) (10)
Analysis and Pluralism: the Politics of Psyche (1989) (10)
The Hidden Politics of Healing: Foreign Dimensions of Domestic Practice (2002) (9)
Will the post-Jungians survive? (1998) (9)
The Image of the Parents in Bed (1982) (9)
The transcendent function and politics: NO! (2010) (9)
Psychopathology: Contemporary Jungian Perspectives (1989) (8)
Shadows of the therapy relationship (2010) (7)
Jung and ‘Africans’: a critical and contemporary review of some of the issues* (2018) (7)
The theory of archetypes in Jungian and post-Jungian analytical psychology (1983) (7)
What is a Good Training (1993) (7)
Incest and omnipotence in the internal family. (1980) (7)
National psychology, national socialism, and analytical psychology: reflections on Jung and anti-semitism. Part II. (1992) (7)
The professionalization of Carl G. Jung's analytical psychology clubs. (1994) (7)
“I Rebel, Therefore We Are” (Albert Camus) (2016) (6)
The politics of transformation in the global crisis: are spiritual emergencies reflecting an enantiodromia in modern consciousness? (2010) (6)
‘I am a Place’ : Depth Psychology and Environmentalism (1993) (5)
New developments in the post-Jungian field (2008) (5)
Politics on the Couch? Psychotherapy and Society—Some Possibilities and Some Limitations (2004) (5)
Jung's return from banishment. (1996) (5)
Countertransference and Politics (1992) (5)
Carnal Critiques: Promiscuity, Politics, Imagination, Spirituality and Hypocrisy (2009) (5)
A new anatomy of spirituality: clinical and political demands the psychotherapist cannot ignore† (2004) (5)
Replies to an international questionnaire on political material brought into the clinical setting by clients of psychotherapists and analysts (1993) (4)
The emergence of schools of post-Jungian analytical psychology. (1983) (4)
A Relation Called Father Part 2: The Father and his Children (1988) (4)
‘And if not now, when?’: Spirituality, psychotherapy, politics (1998) (4)
Gender and Psyche: Developments in Analytical Psychology (1984) (4)
Passions, Persons, Psychotherapy, Politics: The selected works of Andrew Samuels (2015) (4)
The good-enough leader (2018) (4)
A New Therapy for Politics (2015) (3)
Open Letter from a Group of Jungians on the Question of Jung’s Writings On and Theories About “Africans” (2019) (3)
Promiscuities: Politics, imagination, spirituality and hypocrisy (2009) (3)
Socially Responsible Roles of Professional Ethics: Inclusivity, Psychotherapy and ‘the Protection of the Public’ (2006) (3)
Andrew Samuels in conversation with Angie Voela (2018) (2)
Relational Approaches to Social and Political Issues: Andrew Samuels Interviewed by Tom Warnecke (2016) (2)
Jung's Birthday Greetings to Professor Göring (1993) (2)
Excitatory amino acids in neurologic disorders. (1994) (2)
Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Therapy (But Were Afraid to Ask): Fragments of a Critical Psychotherapy (2015) (2)
Global politics, American hegemony and vulnerability, and Jungian-psychosocial studies: why there are no winners in the battle between Trickster Pedro Urdemales and the Gringos (2015) (2)
Psychotherapists and Counselors for Social Responsibility (UK) (2003) (2)
Couch Fiction: A Graphic Tale of Psychotherapy (2010) (2)
The future of Jungian analysis: strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats ('SWOT'). (2017) (2)
Discussion of Nancy Hollander's ‘Psyche, Ideology, and the Creation of the Political Subject’ (2008) (2)
Fred Plaut in Conversation with Andrew Samuels (1989) (2)
Muriel Dimen Interviewed by Andrew Samuels in the Context of the Publication of Her Book Sexuality, Intimacy, Power (2007) (2)
JUNG AND ANTISEMITISM (2013) (1)
Citizens as Therapists (1994) (1)
Critical Psychotherapy , Psychoanalysis and Counselling Implications for Practice (2015) (1)
The Rich Squander Money by the Thousands (1995) (1)
A Relation Called Father Part 1: The Father in Depth Psychology (1988) (1)
The mirror and the hammer: the politics of resacralization. (2019) (1)
Transforming aggressive conflict in political and personal contexts (2009) (1)
Psychoanalyzing the Apocalypse: A Virtual Roundtable Discussion (2021) (1)
Jung, anti-semitism and the Nazis (1993) (1)
The economic psyche (2018) (1)
Everything you always wanted to know about therapy (but were afraid to ask): Social, political, economic and clinical fragments of a critical psychotherapy (2014) (1)
Responsibility—Part II (1998) (1)
Beyond the Feminine Principle (2017) (1)
'There is no such thing as a liberal dictatorship': discovery and first publication of a letter on politics by C. G. Jung. (1992) (1)
Appraising the Role of the Individual in Political and Social Change Processes: Jung, Camus, and the Question of Personal Responsibility–Possibilities and Impossibilities of “Making a Difference” (2014) (1)
Can the post-jungians survive? (1995) (1)
TRAHISON DES CLERCS: PROFESSIONAL AND POLITICAL NOTES ON THE INFLATION OF PSYCHOANALYSIS – RESPONDING TO LESLEY MURDIN (2009) (1)
'Inner' and 'outer' worlds and the tension in between: an interview with Andrew Samuels (2004) (0)
John Forrester – reminiscences (2016) (0)
Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Therapy (But Were Afraid to Ask) (2015) (0)
Nick Totton: An Appreciative Afterword (2013) (0)
Nations, leaders and a psychology of difference (1993) (0)
The self and individuation (1986) (0)
Brief remarks on Toshio Kawai's response to my SAP lecture. (2017) (0)
Readers Respond (2016) (0)
Men Under Scrutiny (1992) (0)
Putting Imagination to Work: Commentary on Papers by Kenneth Eisold and Marc Maltz (2012) (0)
Sugar and children's behavior. (1994) (0)
Opening the Profession (1996) (0)
Reflecting on men (1993) (0)
A new anatomy of spirituality (2018) (0)
BOOKS RECEIVED (2009) (0)
Promiscuities: politics, psychology, imagination, and spirituality (and a note on hypocrisy) (2018) (0)
Schools of analytical psychology (1986) (0)
Reply to Adam Phillips (2000) (0)
From Economic Sadism to Economic Sacrifice (2010) (0)
Who Owns the Soul?: Setting the renewed—and seemingly eternal—battle about regulation of counselling and psychotherapy against a wider back-drop (2012) (0)
Masculinity, Psychoanalysis and Politics (2018) (0)
Therapy in/and/of/by the World (1999) (0)
Fathers and their progeny (1990) (0)
Who Owns the Soul (2015) (0)
Object relations, group process and political change (1993) (0)
New developments in the Jungian field (2008) (0)
Therapy as Think Tank: From a Man’s Internal Family to New Political Forms (1997) (0)
The mirror and the hammer: The politics of resacralization (1993) (0)
Depth psychology and politics (1993) (0)
Transformation via "criminality": the role of the Trickster in clinical and cultural crisis (2010) (0)
The secret politics of the internal family (2018) (0)
Political readings of paternal imagery (2015) (0)
Post-Jungian Dialogues (2000) (0)
Finding Home in (An)other: Relational Chemistry and Its Psychoanalytic Derivations (1996) (0)
The transformation of politics (2018) (0)
Taking the green agenda out of the margins (2020) (0)
Politics, spirituality, psychotherapy (2018) (0)
Quale futuro per i post-junghiani (2000) (0)
Notes on the Open Letter on Jung and “Africans”, published in the British Journal of Psychotherapy in November 2018 (2019) (0)
Notes on the Open Letter on Jung and ‘Africans’ Published in the British Journal of Psychotherapy in November 2018 (2019) (0)
Editorial (2007) (0)
Ending and beginning (1993) (0)
Repression of Diologue (2008) (0)
Afterword – The Personal Equation. (2014) (0)
Notes on the Open Letter on Jung and ‘Africans’ published in the British Journal of Psychotherapy, November 2018 (2019) (0)
The Renaissance of Western Politics: The Good-Enough Leader, Relational Economics, and an Empathic Foreign Policy (2009) (0)
Reading the signs (2006) (0)
A new deal for women and men (2018) (0)
The development of personality (2003) (0)
[No Title] (1993) (0)
The political clinic (1992) (0)
Working Together, We Get the Job Done: Responses to Susan Bodnar and Philip Cushman (2017) (0)
Aggression and leadership (2018) (0)
Politics and psychotherapy (2005) (0)
Original morality in a depressed culture (1990) (0)
The secret psychology of political forms (2018) (0)
Physicians will enter homecare practice. (1985) (0)
Exploring national psychologies (2018) (0)
Analytical psychology (1996) (0)
Political material in the clinical setting: Replies to an international survey (1993) (0)
The Erotic Leader (2000) (0)
The politics of transformation (2018) (0)
The essential psychotherapies. (1993) (0)
Selected further reading (by School) (1986) (0)
Psychotherapy, the citizen and the state (2018) (0)
Politics and psyche (1970) (0)
A note on the repression of dialogue in Israel/Palestine (2016) (0)
Politics and/of/in/for Psychoanalysis (2004) (0)
Move this Psychotherapy Conference from Jerusalem: Notes on an International Campaign of Protest (2016) (0)
Archetype and complex (1986) (0)
Jung And Antisemitism by Andrew Samuels | Institute of Historical Research (2012) (0)
The secret life of politics (2018) (0)
The lion and the fox: Morality, Trickster and political transformation (1993) (0)
On fathering daughters (1989) (0)
Theory in practice: an illustration (1986) (0)
The Political Person (1997) (0)
Applying rating systems to challenge based cybersecurity education (2017) (0)
Comments on Farhad Dalal's ‘Jung: a racist’ (1988) (0)
Retraining the psyche the personal is economic (1995) (0)
Discussion of Neil Altman's paper, ‘psychoanalysis and war’ (2007) (0)
Politics in Therapy (1993) (0)
Letters to the Authors: Discussion of “Subjective Experience, Collective Narratives”: Andrew Samuels (2012) (0)
First catch your child (2018) (0)
On the 50th anniversary of the death of C.G. Jung (2011) (0)
Comment on addressing comments by Fernstrom (2009) (0)
Subjectivity and political discourse: The contribution of the clinic (2015) (0)
Gender, sex, marriage (1986) (0)
Notes on contributors (2009) (0)
Shadows of the therapeutic relationship (2010) (0)
The analytical process (1986) (0)
Intimate relationships between women and men (2021) (0)
Ranting during the pandemic: Online contributions to our online world (2020) (0)

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