Feels Like Home Again traces forty years of Joel Weishaus’ natural, poetic and spiritual life, from a military post in Massachusetts, to the San Francisco of the 1960s, to the mountains of Japan and Northern California, to New Mexico’s high desert; and from modernism to the thrums of post-modernism. In this collection, Weishaus, who is mainly known as a Digital Literary Artist and literary critic, reveals deeper levels of his past and its aesthetics.
The Artist Dining Room at Guest Projects offers an alternative dining experience where creative minds can engage and immerse themselves...
This volume presents the first organized study of Jung’s ethics. Drawing on direct quotes from all of his collected...
Hi Everyone, Attached is Spring Journal’s Call for Papers for our fall (December) 2014 issue on “Women’s Voices.” I...
Dear all Please find attached a PDF file (and content pasted below) of the Final Call for Papers for...
Production recently started on David Cronenberg‘s A Dangerous Method, his biopic of sorts on Sigmund Freud, the famed psychologist....
Feels Like Home Again traces forty years of Joel Weishaus’ natural, poetic and spiritual life, from a military post...
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Jungian Psychology: East and West, encountering differences The 2019 IAJS Regional Conference, Osaka, JapanJuly 14, 2019 
Call for Papers: Jungian Psychology & the Human SciencesJuly 10, 2019 
Jungian Psychology: East and West, encountering differencesMay 19, 2019 
Congratulations to the 2019 IAJS Book Award FinalistsMay 16, 2019 
Mourning the Dream—Amor Fati: An Illustrated Mythopoetic InquiryMay 7, 2019 
