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Book Review and Notice: The Touch of Loneliness

imbalances. Depth psychology acknowledges its presence and primacy by freeing the core of religion from its "legalistic incarceration in dogma" for a more receptive cognitive integration. A gem of a little section (pp. 55-6), "The Sudden and the Sustained," spells out the clarification of identity and the compelling simplicity of unclouded vision and action. From Freud's move from unconscious to conscious to lung's move from conscious to unconscious to Boss' move to the unconscious in itself they explore the unconscious contextually rather than statically.