Carl G. Jung

'I suffer in an unknown manner that is hieroglyphical’. Jung and Babette en route to Freud and Schreber

by Angela Woods

History of the Present 1(2): 244-258.

This paper was first presented at a conference to mark the 100th anniversary of the death of Daniel Paul Schreber,... more This paper was first presented at a conference to mark the 100th anniversary of the death of Daniel Paul Schreber, reviewed here:
http://historypsychiatry.com/2011/04/26/conference-report-%E2%80%9Cdaniel-paul-schreber-centenary-200-years-of-sonnenstein%E2%80%9D

Shirley Jackson’s The Haunting of Hill House and the Strange Question of Trans-Subjectivity

by Jodey Castricano

"Testing the Limits": What Happens When Digital Humanities Meets Alternative Worldviews

by Jodey Castricano

Abstract

“Testing the Limits” aims to introduce a conceptual paradigm shift in theoretical approaches to... more Abstract

“Testing the Limits” aims to introduce a conceptual paradigm shift in theoretical approaches to the use of immersive technologies in a postcolonial, post-positivistic world. This means bringing into proximity alternative explanatory models of “reality”--such as quantum theory, the Indigenous philosophy of Leroy Little Bear, and the theory of synchronicity as developed by Carl G. Jung in collaboration with physicist Wolfgang Pauli--where these modes open into alternative worldviews which offer a rapprochement in the history of consciousness between science and art. This study, therefore, focuses on the instrumentality of theory itself in constructing perceptual models of reality (including scientific and artistic worldviews), especially where it is “virtual” and where it needs consider diverse philosophies, scientific theories and representations of space/time in relation to subjectivity. To illustrate this claim, the media work by Canadian artist, Char Davies will be offered as a case studies. Char Davies is a software developer and artist whose work is informed by her understanding of quantum theory.

A Penny for the Old Guy: Exploring The Mythological Framework of Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby

by Beau Wuthrich

Fitzgerald’s Jazz Age was turbulent. The sobering “Death of God” in Nietzsche’s philosophical wake, the Great War, a... more Fitzgerald’s Jazz Age was turbulent. The sobering “Death of God” in Nietzsche’s philosophical wake, the Great War, a suddenly roaring economy and the infamous prohibition all contributed to The Great Gatsby, a novel which centers on the American subject’s autopoiesis amidst drifting continents of categorical reality. The beginning of the Modernist age was fraught with a fragmented, spiritual ennui, and many thinkers, instead of aspiring to Christian-influenced transcendental philosophy, plunged the dark depths of the subconscious frontier. Notably, Carl Jung’s Psychology of the Subconscious, which bravely spelunked the mythical heart of human thought and culture, was published in English in 1916. The publication of Fitzgerald’s novel introduced a new species of man, one with a “heightened sensitivity” (Fitzgerald, 49) to complexified life. As Robert Berman intuits, “Fitzgerald relies on a montage for the same reasons as modernist painters. There is no innate principle of composition” (The Great Gatsby and Modern Times, 90). Although there existed no innate principle, all paintings require raw material. Fitzgerald’s Modernist writing describes and arranges a fragmented reality, but in those fragments is retained a deep mythical significance.

Confronting Death Mother: An interview with Marion Woodman

by Daniela Sieff

Gli elementi simbolici e iniziatici hindu nel "Liber Novus" di Carl Gustav Jung

by Alessandro Grossato

In La Visione, a cura di Francesco Zambon, Viridarium VIII, Edizioni Medusa, Milano 2012, pp. 199-208.

Neurobiology in the Consulting Room: An Interview with Margaret Wilkinson

by Daniela Sieff

" This is No World for You": Masks of Identity in the Works of Peter S. Beagle

by Sarah Sorge

Hesse, Jung en het Oosten. – Jaarboek van de Interdisciplinaire Vereniging voor Analytische Psychologie nr. 20 (2004), 12-25.

by Walter Schönau

The History of Neurosis and the Neurosis of History

by Luisetta Mudie

Jung described libido as residing in personal complexes, which consisted of affect (strong emotion) against which... more Jung described libido as residing in personal complexes, which consisted of affect (strong emotion) against which neurotic behaviours often defended, but also of images which were capable of symbolising and containing the experience, which had their roots in the collective unconscious, the home of the archetypes, and of a human experience of the numinous and the sacred.

"Living the Long Life: Physical and Spiritual Health in Two Early Paracelsian Tracts"

by Thomas Willard

From "Religion und Gesundheit: Der heilkundliche Diskurs im 16. Jahrhundert." Ed. Albrecht Classen. Berlin: de Gruyter, 2011. 347-80.

Thomas Willard weist nach, dass Paracelsus sein Wissen aus vielen Quellen (Bibel, neuplatonischer Philosophie,... more Thomas Willard weist nach, dass Paracelsus sein Wissen aus vielen Quellen (Bibel, neuplatonischer Philosophie, Astronomie, Alchimie und Kräuterkunde) bezog, aber einem wichtigen ganzheitlichen Ansatz, bei dem körperliche, seelische und geistige Gesundheit nicht voneinander getrennt werden dürfen, besondere Beachtung schenkte.

from an online review at http://www.perspectivia.net/content/publikationen/francia/francia-recensio/2012-1/FN/classen_grafinger

the psychologist

by Ayla Michelle Demir

the psychologist, vol. 25 no. 1 january 2012
The British Psychological Society more the psychologist, vol. 25 no. 1 january 2012
The British Psychological Society www.bps.org.uk www.thepsychologist.org.uk



The Impossible Professions

"Do you believe in The Unconcious?"

Dr. Prof. Jacques Alain-Miller, Lacanian Psychoanalyst/Scholar
Translator/General Editor of The Seminar of Jacques Lacan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwrYXfiu1o4&feature=player_embedded
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2emnIlOhfzc&feature=player_embedded
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vCTVk69S_A&feature=player_embedded


How Psychoanalysis 'Relates' to Neuro Science and Psychiatry

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LXnZ0-8KmQ&feature=channel_video_title

Dr. Prof. Peter Fonagy, The British Psychoanalytical Society, UCL Psychoanalysis Unit and the Anna Freud Centre.



References

Freud Museum http://www.freud.org.uk
Anna Freud Centre http://www.annafreud.org
The British Psychological Society http://www.bps.org.uk
UCL Psychoanalysis Unit http://www.ucl.ac.uk/psychoanalysis
The Institute of Psychoanalysis http://www.psychoanalysis.org.uk
British Psychoanalytic Council http://www.psychoanalytic-council.org
The Site for Contemporary Psychoanalysis http://www.the-site.org.uk
Centre for Freudian Analysis and Research (CFAR) http://www.cfar.org.uk
London Society of the New Lacanian School http://www.londonsociety-nls.org.uk
The Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust http://www.tavistockandportman.nhs.uk

In the Buddha’s Shadow [Thai Version]

by Patra 黄博 Suwanwatthana

เนื้อหาเสริมเรื่อง ‘In the Buddha’s Shadow’ สำหรับน.ศ.วิชาปรัชญา (2554/2) จาก the Wisdom of Imperfection เขียนโดย Rob... more เนื้อหาเสริมเรื่อง ‘In the Buddha’s Shadow’ สำหรับน.ศ.วิชาปรัชญา (2554/2) จาก the Wisdom of Imperfection เขียนโดย Rob Preece
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"Divine Immanence: A Psychodynamic Study in Women's Experience of Goddess" by Patricia 'Iolana

by Claremont Journal of Religion

Маг, Анима, Персона: архетипы у Фаулза

by Ekaterina Dais

Открытая лекция в Музее К.Г. Юнга в Москве.
(13 ноября 2011).

List of Short Psychoanalytic Psychology Essays by Ayla Michelle Demir

by Ayla Michelle Demir

List of Short Psychoanalytic Psychology Essays by Ayla Michelle Demir

July 2011
Exploring... more List of Short Psychoanalytic Psychology Essays by Ayla Michelle Demir

July 2011
Exploring Creativity Psychoanalytically:
Freud on the Nature of Creativity. 3000 words
Klein on the Nature of Creativity. 3000 words
The Affect of Creative Art 1500 words

December 2010
Introduction to Lacan: Consider the main features of Freud’s concept of the Ego. In what ways did Lacan’s ideas on the Formation of the Subject depart from Freud’s? 3000 words

July 2010
Psychoanalysis and Art: Using Psychoanalytic ideas discuss a work of Art - Man in the Tree Automatically produced Surreal Watercolour Painting by Ayla Michelle. 3000 words

March 2010
Psychoanalysis, Leadership and Organisation: A Review of Freudian and Kleinian Psychoanalytic Theories of Group Psychology. 3000 words

March 2008
Kleinian Object Relations Theories: The Role of the Life and Death Instincts in Kleinian Object Relations Theory. 3000 words

December 2007
Kleinian Object Relations Theories: Describe the Paranoid-Schizoid and Depressive Positions. 3000 words

July 2007
Loss, Longing and Creativity, Psychoanalysis and Literature: Discuss Loss of Self in Toni Morrison’s novel Beloved. 3000 words

March 2007
The Freudian Foundations of Psychoanalysis: Describe and give examples of Defence Mechanisms in Everyday Life. 3000 words

December 2006
The Freudian Foundations of Psychoanalysis: Describe and Evaluate Josef Breuer’s case of Anna O. 3000 words

July 2006
Jung and Analytical Psychology: How does a study of Alchemy, enhance our understanding of Unconscious Processes and Carl Jung’s concept of Individuation. 3000 words

January 2006
Narcissism, Depression and Authenticity: Describe the links between Freudian and Jungian theories of Narcissism in understanding Sex Addiction. 3000 words

December 2005
The Meaning of Myths: The Myth of Persephone. 1500 words

Terrapin Station: Soldier and Sailor as Jungian Opposites

by Riki Sarah Dennis

O mito de Perseu

by Caius Brandão

O presente artigo tem como tema o mito do herói em sua jornada iniciática,
tomando como exemplo a estória de... more O presente artigo tem como tema o mito do herói em sua jornada iniciática,
tomando como exemplo a estória de Perseu, um dos mais emblemáticos heróis da
mitologia grega. O propósito principal deste trabalho é a realização de uma breve
exposição sobre as teorias do Prof. Junito de Souza Brandão – estudioso de culturas
antigas, particularmente da Greco-Romana – acerca da relevância dos mitos para a
constituição da consciência individual e coletiva do homem. Neste percurso, também
serão feitas algumas referências a um dos mais renomados mitólogos de todos os
tempos, Joseph Campbell, com o intuito de demonstrar como o conceito de “arquétipo”,
da Psicologia Analítica de Carl Jung, pode ser aplicado à compreensão dos heróis
mitológicos.

Mgr. Dr. Leo Soekoto SJ Personality as seen by The Personality Theory of Carl Gustav Jung

by Surya Awangga

Kesan angker, nylekit, sinis, cepat marah, kurang sabaran, dan serius sering dilekatkan pada pribadi Mgr. Dr. Leo... more Kesan angker, nylekit, sinis, cepat marah, kurang sabaran, dan serius sering dilekatkan pada pribadi Mgr. Dr. Leo Soekoto SJ. Kesan yang bernada negatif ini cukup santer beredar di kalangan umat Katolik Keuskupan Agung Jakarta (KAJ). Penilaian umat tersebut merupakan kesan yang diperoleh dalam masa kegembalaan Mgr. Leo. Setelah mempelajari riwayat hidup dan kesaksian mengenai beliau, saya memutuskan untuk melihat kepribadian beliau dengan teori psikologi analitis C.G. Jung. Harapan saya ialah dapat menemukan pandangan yang lebih ilmiah dan obyektif dari sudut pandang psikologi.

Uncovering the Unconscious: Towards an Integral Psychology

by Matthew David Segall

unpublished.

Carl Jung, Jean Gebser, and Rudolf Steiner offer hints about an integral psychology. Carl Jung, Jean Gebser, and Rudolf Steiner offer hints about an integral psychology.