Inhuman Relations: Uniform Edition: Volume 7

Hillman’s early work from the 1960s — his writings on particular syndromes — and later reflections on human affairs are collected here. Twenty-five papers and essays of varying strength and length, among them: “Friends and Enemies”; “Three Ways of Failure and Analysis”; “The Courage to Risk Failure”; “Schism”; “On Graduate Despond”; “Archetypal Model of the Masturbation Inhibition”; “Extending the Family: From Entrapment to Embrace”; “Marriage, Intimacy, Freedom”; “The Bad Mother”; “Freud's Cocaine Episode”; “Early Background to Jung’s Ideas of Anima”; “Transgression: An Incest Dream”; “Melancholy without the Gods”; “On Paranoia”; “Need, Want, Desire”; “Psychoanalysis without a Patient.”