James Hillman Collection

James Hillman, the founder of Archetypal Psychology, has chosen Pacifica as the repository for his papers. Dr. Hillman is a leading scholar in Jungian and Post-Jungian thought and an imaginative clinician and teacher closely associated with Pacifica's programs. He is considered to be one of the most important radical critics and innovators of contemporary culture. His publications include The Thought of the Heart and the Soul of the World , Healing Fiction, Re-Visioning Psychology , and The Soul's Code . The original manuscripts for virtually every lecture, article, and book from Hillman's many decades of scholarship are now on deposit in the archives. This work is of primary reference value for future research in Archetypal Psychology.

Description of James Hillman Collection at Pacifica Graduate Institute:

James Hillman, the founder of Archetypal Psychology, has chosenPacifica as the repository for his papers. Dr. Hillman is a leadingscholar in Jungian and Post-Jungian thought and an imaginativeclinician and teacher closely associated with Pacifica's programs. He is considered to be one of the most important radical critics and innovators of contemporary culture. His publications include The Thought of the Heart and the Soul of the World, Healing Fiction, Re-Visioning Psychology, and The Soul's Code. The original manuscripts for virtually every lecture, article, and book from Hillman's many decades of scholarship are now on deposit in the archives. This work is of primary reference value for future research in Archetypal Psychology.

Access: Visits to the Archives can be arranged by advance appointment with the Library staff and are allowed under supervision. Handling of materials is managed by the Library staff. Scholars may make notes during review of materials for reference purposes, but quotations over one hundred words require permission from the Library Director or the Special Collections Librarian. Any substantial quoting (over 500 words) will require explicit permission from James Hillman and would require the appropriate copyright royalty payments. Works involving extensive paraphrasing or presentation of ideas representing substantial intellectual property of the author (e.g. James Hillman) would require permission and written agreement regarding sharing of royalties. Photocopying of unpublished material is not allowed. Most of the materials have been cataloged in a searchable FileMaker Pro database, and printed lists can be made or copied for interested researchers.

List of materials: A-H are drafts of published material, as identified on the Checklist, published in Archetypal Psychology (1997 edition).

A. Books and Monographs (15 boxes)

B. Collaborative Volumes (9 boxes)

C. Edited Volumes (4 boxes)

D. Published Essays & Lectures (8 boxes)

E. Eranos Lectures (5 boxes)

F. Prefaces & Occasional Writings (1 box)

G. Unpublished Lectures (2 boxes)

H. Interviews (1 box)

I. Institutions (restricted)

J. Academic materials (including Trinity College, U. of Zurich, C.G. Jung Institute) (3 boxes)

K. Conferences (3 boxes) L. Letters (some boxes restricted)

M. Memorabilia

N. Public Appearances & Promotional Material (3 boxes)

O. Research Materials (7 boxes)

P. Special Projects (1 box)

Q. Teaching notes (1 box)

R. Unpublished and Incomplete Writings (3 boxes)

S. Manuscripts by Other Authors (6 boxes)

T. Audio tapes

Also in the collection: Materials and manuscripts for The Soul’s Code, Dream Animals, Force of Character.  Copies of published books and articles by James Hillman, with inventory list. Videocassettes of Hillman (including BBC shows) that can be viewed on site.

August 16, 2005