The Girl-Child and the Hero: Music, Myth, and Mad Men
Studi Junghiani, No. 63
The latest issue of Studi Junghiani (N. 63 2026) opens its editorial with a 17th-century Persian treatise. Prince Muhammad Dārā Šikōh’s Majma’ al-bahrayn (“The Conjunction of the Two Oceans”), which set out to show that Islam and Hinduism’s revealed texts were, at their core, in agreement. The editors take the…
From Poltergeists to the Book of Job: Synchronicity, Suffering, and the Soul
Jung Journal, Volume 20, Issue 3 (2026)
The newest issue of the Jung Journal is out now. Editor Audrey Punnett opens this issue (free to read) with a personal note on the cover image, a photograph by Steve Dzerigian she calls a longtime favourite for its spiritual quality. The choice led naturally to this issue’s interview with…
From Zelda to the Zoom Screen: Analytical Psychology’s Digital Turn
International Journal of Jungian Studies Volume 18 (2026): Issue 2 (Aug 2026)
The newest issue of the International Journal of Jungian Studies is a special issue devoted entirely to how analytical psychology is reorienting itself to take seriously how digital technology is shaping various aspects of analysis. It is edited by Kevin Lu, Briony O. Clarke, Niall Hill, Andrew Howe, and Rupert…
At the Meeting of Waters: Islam, Sufism, and the Jungian Imagination
Psychological Perspectives, Vol. 69.2
This special issue of Psychological Perspectives traces its origins to a 2023 online conference, “The Emergence of Soul: Jung and the Islamic World through Lecture and Art,” hosted by the International Association of Jungian Studies. Guest editor Frederick Burniston proposed expanding the conference papers into a full issue, and Christophe…
When the Container Breaks: Boundary Violations, Neuroscience, and the Poetic Voice
Journal of Analytical Psychology, 2026, 71, 3, 1–7
The June issue of the Journal of Analytical Psychology, Early View, is introduced by co-editors Carolyn Bates and Arthur Niesser, who note that a notable rise in submissions has produced a larger-than-usual collection this time. It spans childhood trauma, autism, ethical transgressions in the consulting room, ageing, transgenerational trauma, language,…
The Great Work of Making: Alchemy, Art, and the Creative Process
Quadrant, Vol. LIV, No. 1, Spring 2026
The latest issue of Quadrant arrives with a theme of alchemy and the creative process. All six essays in this issue were originally presented at the London Arts-Based Research Centre‘s second annual conference on alchemy, Alchemy: Exploring Metaphorical Transformations and Arts-Based Research.
Editor-in-Chief Kathryn Madden sets the scene. For Jung,…
Near-Death Experiences, Quantum Physics, and the Subtle Body
Rivista di Psicologia Analitica - Volume 113/2026
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 disciplines of analytical psychology, physics, philosophy, and neuroscience, the issue approaches synchronicity as a living hypothesis, one that the editors describe in their editorial…
When Belonging Becomes the Question: CIPA Rome Looks at What Holds an Analytic Community Together
Quaderni di Cultura Junghiana, New Series No. 6 (2025) — CIPA Istituto di Roma e dell'Italia Centrale
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: L’analista e l’appartenenza — “The Analyst and Belonging.” Editors Michele Accettella and Francesco Di Nuovo frame belonging not as a social label but as something…
When the Arrangement Sings: Form, Freedom, and the Flower
Jung Journal, Volume 20, Issue 2 (2026)
The second issue of the Jung Journal‘s twentieth volume arrives with a theme that weaves through almost every piece in it: creativity in its many forms, alongside darkness, redemption, and the archetypal imagination. It is a rich and varied issue, ranging from Shakespeare and opera to cave retreats for men,…
