History of Psychology through Symbols

Symbols

Volume 1 Chapter 1 Symbols

Fig 1.1 – Natural Sciences

Fig 1.2 – Humanistic Sciences

Fig 1.3 – Social Sciences

Fig 1.4 – The Unconscious Shadow

Volume 1 Chapter 2 Symbols

Fig 2.1 – Axial Age Sages

Fig 2.2 – Good versus Evil

Fig 2.3 – Zoroastrian Faravahar

Fig 2.4 – Shiva

Fig 2.5 – Vishnu

Fig 2.6 – Samsara

Fig 2.7 – AUM and Transcendental State

Fig 2.8 – Path to Enlightenment

Fig 2.9 – Crying Buddha

Fig 2.10 – Birth of Buddhism

Fig 2.11 – Victory over Delusion

Fig 2.12 – Eightfold Path

Fig 2.13 – Buddhist Middle Way

Fig 2.14 – Nirvana before Death

Fig 2.15 – Women in Bondage

Fig 2.16 – Confucian Compassion

Fig 2.17 – Ancestor Worship

Fig 2.18 – Daoism

Fig 2.19 – The “One”

Fig 2.20 – Butterfly Dream

Fig 2.21 – Tai Chi Chuan

Fig 2.22 – Judaism

Fig 2.23 – Scapegoat

Fig 2.24 – Repair the World

Volume 1 Chapter 3 Symbols

Fig 3.1 – Axial Age Symbols

Fig 3.2 – Self Examination

Fig 3.3 – Origin of Greek Love

Fig 3.4 – Modern Gaia

Fig 3.5 – Athena

Fig 3.6 – Eros and Psyche

Fig 3.7 – Natural Philosophy

Fig 3.8 – Philosophical Synthesis

Fig 3.9 – Numbers as Divine

Fig 3.10 – Relativity of Knowledge

Fig 3.11 – Being and Becoming

Fig 3.12 – “Know Thyself”

Fig 3.13 – Tripartite Personality

Fig 3.14 – Allegory of the Cave

Fig 3.15 – Power of Observation

Fig 3.16 – Teleology and Causality

Fig 3.17 – Soul as Final Cause

Volume 1 Chapter 4 Symbols

Fig 4.1 – Nike of Samothrace

Fig 4.2 – Diogenes the Cynic

Fig 4.3 – Stoicism

Fig 4.4 – Symbolic Allegory

Fig 4.5 – Christian Love

Fig 4.6 – Christian Symbolism

Fig 4.7 – Autobiography

Fig 4.8 – The Divine Intellect

Fig 4.9 – Feudal Psychology

Fig 4.10 – Holy Grail

Fig 4.11 – The Inquisition

Fig 4.12 – Nature as Sacred

Fig 4.13 – Thomism

Fig 4.14 – Sacred Muslim Garments

Fig 4.15 – The Five Pillars

Fig 4.16 – The Call to Prayer

Volume 1 Chapter 5 Symbols

Fig 5.1 – School of Athens

Fig 5.2 – Joan of Arc

Fig 5.3 – Modern Printing Press

Fig 5.4 – Plague Psychology

Fig 5.5 – Ockham Razor

Fig 5.6 – Rennaissance

Fig 5.7 – David and Eve

Fig 5.8 – Archetypal Mona Lisa

Fig 5.9 -Last Super Revisited

Fig 5.10 – Vitruvian (Wo)Man

Fig 5.11 – New World Exploration

Fig 5.12 – Copernican Revolution

Fig 5.13 – Galileo’s Telescope

Fig 5.14 – Idols of Grave Errors

Fig 5.15 – Newtonian Science

Fig 5.16 – Radical Empiricism

Fig 5.17 – Peasant Psychology

Fig 5.18 – The Three Estates

Fig 5.19 – Rational Dualism

Fig 5.20 – Pure Reason

Fig 5.21- Dialectic Method in History

Fig 5.22 – Hegelian Philosophy

Fig 5.23 – Romanticism

Fig 5.24 – American Shadow

Fig 5.25 – Lady Liberty

Volume 1 Chapter 6 Symbols

Fig 6.1- Starry Night

Fig 6.2 – Tranquiller Chair

Fig 6.3 – Goddess Themis

Fig 6.4 – Social Class

Fig 6.5 – Police Brutality

Fig 6.6 – Lunatic

Fig 6.7 – Goddess Luna

Fig 6.8 – Ship of Fools

Fig 6.9 – The Cuckoo’s Nest

Fig 6.10 – Beautiful Mind

Fig 6.11 – St. Dymphna

Fig 6.12 – Venus of Geel

Fig 6.13 – Asylum Medicine

Fig 6.14 – Moral Treatment

Fig 6.15 – Homelike Environment

Fig 6.16 – Shock Treatments

Fig 6.17 – ECT Shock Therapy

Fig 6.18 – Lobotomies

Fig 6.19 – Medication Revolution

Fig 6.20 – Bird of Paradise

Fig 6.21-Community Mental Health

Fig 6.22 – “Social Sin”

Fig 6.23-Schizophrenogenic Mother

Fig 6.24 – Cassandra Myth

Volume 2 Chapter 1 Symbols

Fig 1.1 – Experimental Psychology

Fig 1.2- Beware of Good Intentions

Fig 1.3 – The Birth of Psychology

Fig 1.4 – Structuralism

Fig 1.5 – Functionalism

Fig 1.6 – Mechanical Equilibrium

Fig 1.7 – Survival of the Fittest

Fig 1.8 – Evolution

Fig 1.9 – Swastika

Fig 1.10 – Eugenics

Fig 1.12 – Kallikak Family

Fig 1.13- Nature/Nurture Debate

Fig 1.14 – Rorschach Test

Fig 1.15 -Obedience to Authority

Fig 1.16-Symbol of Psychology

Fig 1.17-Dodo Bird Verdict

Fig 1.18- Bell Curve Research

Fig 1.11 – Phrenology

Fig 1.19 – Symbolic Home

Volume 2 Chapter 2 Symbols

Fig 2.1 – Four Forces of Psychology

Fig 2.2 – Communism

Fig 2.3 – Freudian Nihilism

Fig 2.4 – Industrial Revolution

Fig 2.5 – Mesmerism

Fig 2.6 – Drive Theory

Fig 2.7 – The Id

Fig 2.8 – Hypnos Myth

Fig 2.9 – Hysteria

Fig 2.10 – Oedipal Complex

Fig 2.11 – Supergo

Fig 2.12 – Eros and Thanatos

Fig 2.13 – Atomic Bomb

Fig 2.14 – Free Association

Fig 2.15 – Dream Interpretation

Fig 2.17- Object-Relations

Fig 2.19 – Womb Envy

Fig 2.16 – Anatomy as Destiny

Fig 2.18 – Breast Envy

Fig 2.20 – “Therapeutic Womb”

Fig 2.21 – Narcissism

Fig 2.22- Empathic Immersion

Fig 2.23 – Traumatized Self

Fig 2.24 – Symbolic Self

Fig 2.25 – Transcend Gender

Fig 2.26-Unconscious Education

Volume 2 Chapter 3 Symbols

Fig 3.1 – World of Symbol

Fig 3.2 – Divine Child

Fig 3.3 – Persephone

Fig 3.4 – Political ‘Trinity’

Fig 3.5 – Wotan Myth

Fig 3.6 – Lightsaber

Fig 3.7 – Philemon

Fig 3.8 – 2 Million Years

Fig 3.9 – Philosopher’s Stone

Fig 3.10 – Analytical Therapy

Fig 3.11 – Jungian Libido

Fig 3.12 – Persona

Fig 3.13 – Jungian ‘Burnout’

Fig 3.14 – The Self

Fig 3.15 – Individuation

Fig 3.16 – Archetypes

Fig 3.17 – Collective Unconscious

Fig 3.18 – Shadow

Fig 3.19 – Anima/Animus

Fig 3.20 – Dreamwork

Fig 3.21- Asklepion Temples

Fig 3.22 – Wounded Healer

Fig 3.23 – Sandplay Therapy

Fig 3.24 – Alcoholics Anonymous

Fig. 3.25 – UFOs

Volume 2 Chapter 4 Symbols

Fg 4.21-Behavioral Mt. Rushmore

Fig 4.1 – The Environment

Fig 4.2 – Marketing

Fig 4.3 – Cultural Shadow

Fig 4.4 – Anthropomorphism

Fig 4.5 – Puzzle Box

Fig 4.6 – Tropism

Fig 4.7 – Objective Psychology

Fig 4.8 – Experimental Neurosis

Fig 4.9 -Slot Machine Psychology

Fig 4.10 – Mental Chemistry

Fig 4.11 – Little Albert

Fig 4.12 – Cognitive Map

Fig 4.13 – Skinner Box

Fig 4.14 – Aircrib Box

Fig 4.15 – Verbal Summator

Fig 4.16 – Cybernetics

Fig 4.17 – Artificial Intelligence

Fig 4.18 – Cognitive Psychology

Fig 4.19 – Social Learning Theory

Fig 4.20 – Mindfulness

Fig 4.22 – Dysfunctional Thoughts

Fig 4.23 – DBT

Fig 4.24 – Third Wave CBT

Volume 2 Chapter 5 Symbols

Fig 5.1-Know Thyself – Stand Forth

Fig 5.2 – Anglo-European Thought

Fig 5.3 – Hair the Musical

Fig 5.4 – Human Potential Movement

Fig 5.5 – The Peace Movement

Fig 5.6 – The Third of May

Fig 5.7 – Gestalt Psychology

Fig 5.8 – Modern Times

Fig 5.9 – Existential Phenomenology

Fig 5.10-Healing through Meeting

Fig 5.11-Existential Philosophy

Fig 5.12 – Dialectic Paradox

Fig 5.13 – God is Dead

Fig 5.14 – Superman

Fig 5.15-Apollo/Dionysus Unity

Fig 5.16 – Dasein

Fig 5.17 – Thrownness

Fig 5.18 – Being and Nothingness

Fig 5.19 – Sisyphus and Absurdity

Fig 5.20 – Escape from Freedom

Fig 5.21 – Hierarchy of Needs

Fig 5.22 – Encounter Groups

Fig 5.23 – The Four Givens

Fig 5.24 – Existential Crisis

Volume 2 Chapter 6 Symbols

Fig 6.1 – Inner Space

Fig 6.2-Tune in, Turn on, Drop Out

Fig 6.3 – Hare Krishna

Fig 6.4 – Default Mode Network

Fig 6.5 – Transcendent Function

Fig 6.6 – Western Ethnocentrism

Fig 6.7-Spiritual Self Actualization

Fig 6.8 – Integral Yoga Psychology

Fig 6.9 – Psychosynthesis

Fig 6.10 – Transcendental Art

Fig 6.11 – Astrological Psychology

Fig 6.12 – Kundalini Yoga

Fig 6.13-Transcendental Meditation

Fig 6.14 – Buddhist Mindfulness

Fig 6.15-Unified Psychedelic Theory

Fig 6.16 -LSD

Fig 6.17 – DMT Elves

Fig 6.18 – COEX Treatment

Fig 6.19 – Lord of Ghang

Fig 6.20-Psychedelic Assisted Psychotherapy

Fig 6.21 – Psychonaut