Towards the Symbiocene’: A conversation with the authors and artist of Quadrant

Join guest editor Dr Suzanne Cremen together with the authors and artist featured in this exciting new issue of Quadrant to discover more about their beautiful, imaginative, and therapeutic work contemplating ecological themes through a Jungian and archetypal lens. These contributions encompass the understanding that the psyche itself is ecological, and embrace indigenous, mythological, phenomenological and creative perspectives, including art, music, and dance. Hear each of these 5 authors each talk further about a key idea in their work, and offer a window into the challenges and discoveries they experienced in their writing process.

Sally Gillespie — Psyche’s Nest: Coming Home to Roost

Suzanne Cremen — Tango and Psyche: Dancing Towards the Ecological Self

Joel Kroeker — Musical Ecosystems and the Recovery of Mytho-Ecological Perception

Brian Clark — Re-animating Psychic Habitats: Archetypes and Ecosystems

Larisa Bardsley — Embodied Ecologies, An Intimate Relationship with the Psyche

Quadrant is the journal of the CG Jung Foundation for Analytical Psychology (New York) and has been in publication since 1968. It is devoted to the presentation of the full spectrum of Jungian psychology, and publishes essays grounded in personal and professional experience which focus on issues of matter and body, psyche and spirit.