The Unholy Bible: Blake, Jung & the Collective Unconscious

by June K. Singer, William Blake

* Intro * Approaching Blake * The First Half of Life * The Marriage of Heaven and Hell

* The Bible of The Later Prophetic Writings * 'Visions of the Daughters of Albion' * The Minor Prophecies * The Four Zoas * Milton * Jerusalem

* Sources of Creative Energy

The Symbol

Notes to the Text Includes 24 Illustrations

Genres: Psychology, Religion, Philosophy

Paperback

First published January 1, 1970

Reviews

[Liam Woods]

Good guide for someone interested in getting into Blake's work. Was expecting more to be written on Jung based on the title. Sparks of true inspired insight at times, will definitely have more confidence using terms of psychoanalysis going forward, but also very dry at times. Parts were skimmed over.

[Bridgett]

Rather dry reading, but I learned more about William Blake and how his ideas are similar to Jung's (I love Carl Jung).

[Jonathan]

An engaging and scholarly discussion of some of Blake's works, explaining them through the lens of Jungian analysis.

[Ellen Gresham]

I am re-reading it from years ago. have ordered two others by June K Singer...