You are invited to participate in a day of Postlude lectures following ZLS at the International School of Analytical Psychology in Zurich.
Postlude Lectures
Friday, 4 October 2024 | 10:00-11:45
Murray Stein, PhD (moderator)
11 24 Lecture | Panel: Psychology and the Arts
Panelists and their topics:
Kathrin Schaeppi, MS, MFA
“Psychology and the Art of Poetry”
Brigitte Egger, Dr. sc. nat. ETH
“Psychology and the Art of the Ecological Turnaround”
Luis Moris, MA
“Psychology and the Art of Film”
Paul Brutsche, Dr. phil.
“Psychology and the Art of Painting”
13:00-14:45
Luis Moris, MA
04 25 Lecture | Stanley Kubrick and the Art of Evil in Film
Stanley Kubrick, like C.G. Jung, was profoundly aware of the problem of evil. Using clips from his movies, this lecture first aims to experience evil as Kubrick wants us to see it, then to reflect about it using Jungian psychology.
15:00-16:45
Douglas Whitcher, PhD,
Marena Whitcher, MA &
Max Whitcher, MA
11 26 Lecture | Music Beneath the Waves
These five songs recreate a descent into the Underworld and resurfacing from the Unconscious: Ode to Anima, Tyger, Hymn to Sophia, Nightbirds, and Paper Airplane. I will tell you where they came from and we will perform them.
Excursion: Guided walking tour in Basel of sites where C.G. Jung lived and went to school ages 4 to 25
Excursion Coordinator: Kathrin Schaeppi
Meeting place: In the central hall of the Basel Central Train Station. Go down the main escalator and turn right towards the large wall painting: `Lake of Lucerne, Vierwaldstättersee, Lac des Quatre Cantons‘. We meet in front of the large wall painting where you will find some benches. See red circle on the picture below. Kathrin, holding a flag, will be waiting for you there. (The group will depart from here taking tram 8 direction Kleinhüningen).
This guided walking tour visits sites in and around Basel where Jung lived and went to school from ages 4 to 25. As we visit the parsonage where Carl lived and the church where his father worked, an image arises of a fisher and farmer village undergoing industrialization at the end of the twentieth century. The tour continues to the center of Basel where we visit sites related to Carl’s visions and dreams such as the Basel Cathedral, his high school and university. Relevant connections to paintings will be made. Following the tour there is an opportunity to visit reconstructions of two alchemical laboratories.
Duration: 10:00–16:00, including lunch at a café (at own costs)
Cost: CHF 30, not including train and tram tickets at own cost (approx. CHF 67)
Maximum 12 people | Tour is in English | Restrictions: Physical ability to walk for 2 hours in a normal tempo is required.