# Ann Belford Ulanov **Wiki anchor:** Q4766263 (https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q4766263) **Dates:** b. 1938 (Wikidata Q4766263 "born 1938"; encyclopedia.com) **RU name (candidates):** «Уланов, Энн Бельфорд» / «Уланов, Энн Б.» (to verify in RSL, Phase 2) ## List items (ISAP Zurich) | sec | title | RU status | |-----|-------|-----------| | 01 #54 | Transforming Sexuality: The Archetypal World of Anima and Animus (with B. Ulanov) | ✅ «Трансформация сексуальности : архетипический мир А» | ## Identity (verified 2026-07-16) - American academic & Jungian psychoanalyst; Christiane Brooks Johnson Memorial Professor of Psychiatry and Religion, Union Theological Seminary NYC. B.A. Radcliffe 1959; M.Div. 1962; Ph.D. 1967 (Union Theological Seminary). Oskar Pfister Award 1996. - **Belford = maiden name**; Ulanov = married name. Husband: **Baruch "Barry" Ulanov** (1918-2000), jazz critic (ed. of *Metronome*) turned religion/psychology author; see `ulanov-barry.md`. - Sources: en.wikipedia (Ann Belford Ulanov + Barry Ulanov), Wikidata Q4766263 (aliases "Ann Belford", "Ann Ulanov"), Open Library (single author key OL456431A), Amazon ("Ulanov, Ann, Ulanov, Barry"), Goodreads. ## EN works (identity anchor) Solo: The Feminine in Christian Theology and in Jungian Psychology; Receiving Woman; Picturing God / The Wisdom of the Psyche / The Female Ancestors of Christ (trilogy); The Wizards' Gate; The Functioning Transcendent; Religion and the Spiritual in Carl Jung; Spiritual Aspects of Clinical Work (2004); The Unshuttered Heart; Creativity and Madness (2013); Knots and Their Untying (2014). With B. Ulanov: Primary Speech (1975), Cinderella and Her Sisters (1978), Religion and the Unconscious (1985), The Witch and the Clown (1987), The Healing Imagination (1991), **Transforming Sexuality (Shambhala 1994, ISBN 0877739862 / 9780877739869)**. ## Notes - **CORRECTION (2026-07-16):** earlier dossier (miller-ann-belford.md) misidentified the author as "Ann Belford Miller, pen name Alice Miller-Ulanov, m. Abraham Ulanov (Jung CW translator)". All three claims were confabulations — no such double-surname person exists. User flagged; re-verified via Wikipedia/OL/Amazon. - **RU search cautions:** (1) RSL «Миллер, Алис [1923-2010]» = Alicja Englard — DIFFERENT person, REJECT (see `miller-alice-englard.md`); (2) search «Уланов» — expect homonyms (Russian surname is common); identity anchor = co-author «Уланов, Барри» + Shambhala 1994 title «Трансформация сексуальности» (if translated).