Dear Membership,Sulagna Sengupta’s seminar will begin on April 23rd and end on the 28th. Her one hour ZOOM presentation will occur on April 24th at 8 am SAST (South Africa Time), 7 am BST (London time), or 2 am EDT (NYC). A ZOOM invitation will be posted in the coming week. Stephen Farah will moderate. Stephen …
New IAJS Online Seminar: Animus: A Concept Revisited by Sulagna Sengupta Read More »
Dear Membership, On behalf of the IAJS Board of Directors, I would like to thank you Susan for sharing your time and expertise with the membership. The preparation that goes into presenting is enormous and we are grateful. From this point forward, non-related emails will be posted. You may continue to discuss seminar material as …
Susan Rowland’s Zoom and discussion Seminar has now come to a formal close. Read More »
N.B. March 18-21, 2021: IAJS Virtual Conference –Duquesne (time to register!) UPCOMING ONLINE SEMINARS April 2nd – 5th : Susan Rowland The Feminine in Research: Jungian Arts-Based Research (and Transdisciplinarity) (with more from Jungian Arts-based …
Here is IAJS member, Robert Segal’s new book on Myth. A must have in any collection. Make sure to use your IAJS member discount code if interested in purchasing it. You can use discount code BSE20 for 20% off and free shipping anywhere in the world. If you are a Routledge author, you may use …
Dear Membership,Stephen Farah’s IAJS Zoom and Online Seminar begins on February 20th – 22nd. Please read the details below. Use the link below to access the Zoom recording. https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/5me5OBWuRnFbPjIzIpQ9L54lhkt56XepKqJz7ayjfkzOC4Sxfs95ULbi65cmVf1p.kR5OPBh2kEFykjb5 Passcode: 3!.n!2xF Applied Jungian Psychology: Jungian education in a virtual worldZoom Seminar Saturday February 20th from 17h00 to 18h30 SAST February 19th and list serve correspondence following the Seminar through the 22nd. Over …
“The art of being reborn: Jung between alchemy and gnostcism” is an opus similar to the classic vision of the Zurich psychiatrist C. G. Jung. The author extends Jung’s classic approach to alchemy with a rich inventory of Latin phrases and terms faithful to the father of analytical psychology. Diego Pignatelli Spinazzola therefore restores and …
New Book Coming Soon from Diego Pignatelli Spinazzola Read More »
Dear Membership, We are now officially closing Danielle Poirier and Steve Meyers’ IAJS Online seminar December 07, 2020. On behalf of the IAJS Board of Directors, I want to extend our gratitude to our presenters for their time and expertise extended to our community. We are also appreciative of those of you who participated in …
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Dear Danielle, Good to see some discussion on art, so thank you for sharing your work and process. Here, I would like to share a few thoughts on your Golden Child image from an esoteric perspective, using precessional astrology and a few amplifications. This approach is evident in Jung’s works as we see, for instance, in his Visions …
We are pleased to announce a celebration to launch the book deriving from the second feminist conference which will happen on 24th November: contributors and all others who wish to attend, will gather at 7 pm GMT (London UK) on zoom with speakers Drucilla Cornell and colleague, Karin van Marle who will talk about their …
Book Award Winners for Best Books published in 2019 IAJS announces the following Book Award Co-Winners for its 2nd annual IAJS Book Awards Program. BodyDreaming in the Treatment of Developmental Trauma Marian Dunlea (Routledge) ‘Two Souls Alas’ Mark Saban (Chiron) Scholarship Award for Best Article published in 2019 in IJJS Racial Hybridity: Jungian and Post-Jungian Perspectives Kevin Lu …
International Association for Jungian Studies Awards Program Read More »