Latest Seminar Archives

This archive has been prepared by Elizabeth Brodersen IAJS Discussion Seminar with George Hogenson –  Introduction by Warren Colman NB: To access and download two papers by George Hogenson which will form the basis for the discussion, please go to  the following links: ‘What are symbols symbols of’: http://bit.ly/gxKn6T ‘The self, the symbolic and synchronicity’: http://bit.ly/gj13OQ It’s …

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This archive has been prepared by Maryanne Barone-Chapman September – October 2010 – The Executive Committee is pleased to launch the first seminar in the Jungian Psychology Series with David Tacey’s paper, ‘Toward A New Animism: Jung, Hillman and Analytical Psychology.’  From David some points to consider: The ecological crisis of the contemporary world has …

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This archive has been prepared by John Izod and Scott Feaster November – December 2008 – Like everyone, I am cognizant of the boundary that separates clinical from academic work. But my métier allows me to offer a third by way of bridging the clinical and academic divide: the complete, entire, and subjective pleasure of …

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This archive has been prepared and selected by Steve Myers John Dourley: Jung, Thomism and Others To all, It is good to dialogue with what should be called pre-Jungians on the list. In this recent discussion of Aquinas, Barth and Anselm I would agree with thinkers like Jung and Tillich who identify Aquinas and his …

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May 20, 2008 Dear Joel and All, What I find difficult to swallow about Perry’s work is that he seems to have a very naive trust in the unconscious to always find a way through.  It is the worst side of Jungian psychology, in my view, in that it falsely romanticises and idealises the unconscious, …

2008 – Various collected posts on the concept of individuation. Read More »