Who are these Post-Jungians?
Andrew’s seminal book Jung and the Post-Jungians has recently been released in Brazil in a new Portuguese translation. Marcus Quintaes hosted Andrew for a webinar to mark the launch of the new edition.
In a 35 minute presentation Andrew delivers a tour de force review of the current Jungian landscape and then moves on to demonstrate that Jung should be recognised […]
Art Doesn’t Lie – a monograph in Italian
La Rivista di Psicologia Analitica, founded in 1970, is Italy’s longest-running Jungian publication. The journal has published over 100 volumes and its extensive archive offers a comprehensive historical overview of the field’s evolution within Italy.
The journal embraces an open, interdisciplinary approach, fostering dialogue between depth psychology, various psychotherapies, and diverse fields such as anthropology, neuroscience, literary criticism, […]
New translation of Jung over 26 volumes
Work will soon begin on a new 26 volume The Critical Edition of the Works of C. G. Jung. This project by Princeton University Press will be headed by Sonu Shamdasani, with translator Caitlin Stephens to undertake a completely new English translation of Jung’s writing, to be proofed by Astrid Freuler.
Each new volume will also […]
Crossing-Borders Conference in Essex & online
The much-anticipated 16th Journal of Analytical Psychology conference taking place in less than a month. Over four days Jungian colleagues from all over the world will converge on Essex (UK) to address the theme “Crossing Borders”. A theme which resonates painfully at this moment when so many in the world are forced across, trapped within, […]
Wrestling with the Unbearable
Psychoanalytic Dialogues, Volume 34, Issue 1 (2024)
Psychoanalytical Dialogues is a journal that emphasises dialogue on complex and sometimes thorny topics in psychoanalysis. Each article in the journal has two written responses. This explicit effort to create dialogue is especially relevant to the theme of this issue.
This journal was being put together in November 2023, the editors write:
“7 […]
Murray Stein on the Fundamental Values Conference
The Self, Individuation, Communitas Reflections on Fundamental Values in Analytical Psychology, an IAAP Conference in Strasbourg, France
In the above video Murray Stein talks about the upcoming IAAP conference on the Fundamental Values of Analytical Psychology. The IAAP Fundamental Values working party has been considering how a group which was rooted in Western Europe and North […]
Divine Darkness
Psychological Perspectives, Volume 66, Issue 3 (2023)
In the latest issue of Psychological Perspectives the collected authors address encounters with the divine and with darkness.
James Driscoll’s analyses “King Lear, Answer to Job: The Archetypes of Godhead” to show how Lear and Job mirror changes in the Western God-image. In a deeply personal article Michael Gellert writes on “Reframing […]
Speaking of Friendship
Murray Stein and Henry Abramovitch are together again in another play. In Lunch with Thomas in May last year Murray and Henry discussed how a dream foretold a surprising development in a friendship.
In this new play Murray and Henry sit in the famous bar at the Kronenhalle Restaurant in Zurich and speak about friendship. The play is […]
Jung and the I Ching
Jingchao Zeng in the The I Ching as a Potential Jungian Application: History and Practice give a introduction to the i Ching and Jung’s interest in it and then describes Jung’s three uses of the I Ching – as physical use (to preview future potentials of outer reality), psychological use (to reveal one’s psychological state), and psychical approach […]
Diversity in Latin America: suffering and transformation
The umbrella group of Latin American Jungian groups El Comité Latinoamericano de Psicología Analítica is holding it’s 9th congress this coming week.
The conference will explore the intersection of Analytical Psychology with various aspects of society, culture, and lived experience. Themes include a focus on conflicts and transformations, engagement with political and environmental issues, exploring links to clinical psychology, […]
Elementor Single Post #71302
Becoming a Jungian Analyst: Reflections on Practice, Training and Research opens this weekend on the 26th of June in Copenhagen. Dedicated to exploring the journey of becoming an analyst from the interweaving of theoretical training, clinical practice, research, and the ongoing relationship with the unconscious, it takes place at Hotel Scandic Copenhagen and is convened […]