What are the core ideas that shape Murray Stein’s contribution to analytical psychology, and why do they remain so vital today? Our first Psychosocial Wednesday of 2026 will feature Murray Stein in conversation with Steven Herrmann (author) and Stefano Carpani (series editor) to mark the publication of a new book dedicated to Stein’s life and work. This volume inaugurates the Routledge Introductions to Contemporary Analytical Psychology and Neo-Jungian Studies series and explores key dimensions of Stein’s thinking—among them conscience, individuation, transformation, analytical training, Jung’s engagement with Christianity, and The Red Book. Together, these themes illuminate the enduring relevance of Stein’s work for contemporary analytical practice.
Individuation, Transformation, and the Ways to the Self
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