
Schubert’s Metamorphoses
A doctoral dissertation awarded a national prize by Austria’s Ministry for Cultural Affairs has just been published as a free, open access book by Springer.
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A doctoral dissertation awarded a national prize by Austria’s Ministry for Cultural Affairs has just been published as a free, open access book by Springer.

On July 26, 2026, the Philemon Foundation hosts its next public webinar, a presentation by Beverley Zabriskie on Consciousness and the Unconscious: Lectures Delivered at

The latest issue of the Rivista di Psicologia Analitica, edited by Stefano Carta and Angelo Malinconico, is devoted entirely to synchronicity. Gathering contributors from across

The International Queer Jungian Initiative holds its next monthly gathering on Sunday July 26, from 4pm to 6:30pm (UK time), and this month’s discussion takes

In a garden in South Africa grows a shrub whose flowers confront us with the passing of time: a bloom opens deep violet, softens to

The latest issue of the Quaderni di Cultura Junghiana, published by CIPA – Istituto di Roma e dell’Italia Centrale, is built around a single theme:

The International Association for Analytical Psychology has announced two consecutive congresses exploring the pressing questions facing analytical psychology today, from the identity struggles of the

The Journal of Analytical Psychology has announced its 2027 International Conference under the theme “The Space Between: Its Limits and Possibilities, Collapse and Metamorphosis in the

Archetypes in the Machine: A Jungian Event in Context
Tomrrow, 27 June, the Association of Jungian Analysts hosts Archetypes in the Machine — a half-day online

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

Jungian Psychology Space has recently published Claudette Kulkarni’s “Jung’s Pointing Finger: Sex, Gender, and Sexuality.” In it, Kulkarni offers a systematic and uncompromising critique of

Tomorrow, one of the most rigorous and uncompromising thinkers in the post-Jungian world takes up a question that sits at the very foundation of analytical