Dear all,
It is with great joy that I would like to inform you of the publication of Time and the Psyche: Jungian Perspectives (Routledge 2017, London, New York).
It is an edited volume with contributions by eight Jungian scholars/analysts that explore the psyche from different perspectives.
https://www.routledge.com/Time-and-the-Psyche-Jungian-Perspectives/Yiassemides/p/book/9781138120723
[‘Look Inside‘ at Amazon.co.uk]Here’s the table of contents for your information:
Editor’s Forward by Angeliki Yiassemides
PART A: Time and the Psyche: Clinical Practice and Theoretical Considerations
Chapter 1: Broken Time: Disturbances of Temporality in Analysis, by Angela Connolly
Chapter 2: Synchronicity in Clinical Practice, by Caterina Vezzoli
Chapter 3: Temporality and the Torments of Time, by Ladson Hinton
Chapter 4: Living Kairos: the Time Factor in Waking Dreams, by Laner Cassar
Chapter 5: ‘The Thin Curtain of Non-Space and Non-Time’: Synchronicity and Prospective Dreams, Theory and Clinical Applications, by Angeliki Yiassemides
PART B: Expressions of Time in the Psyche
Chapter 6: Screen Time: Movies, Mind and the Experience of Time, by Christopher Hauke
Chapter 7: Just a Moment? Or, The Archaic as an Expression of the Eternal in Time, by Paul Bishop
Chapter 8: Motion, Measurement, and Mechanisation: the Sacred-Secular in Temporal relics, Objects and Possessions, By J.A. Swan
Thank you for your attention
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Angeliki Yiassemides, PhD