Susan Rowland offers a sequel to previous talks on Jungian Arts-Based Research, which this time focuses on examples and possibilities. How can Jungian ideas and Jungians contribute to multiple topics and modes of research from autoethnography to weapons of mass destruction, from tackling cultural complexes to give the marginalized a voice. The webinar will include an introduction for those unfamiliar to this new dynamic intervention into scholarship. The zoom lecture will invite those with JABR projects to share and enhance their work.
The seminar will explore issues from her new last scholarly book: Jungian Arts-based Research and the Nuclear Enchantment of New Mexico (2020).Western modernity split art from knowledge-making as part of splits now seen as disastrous, such as between self and world, culture from nature. Now, art is being to be recognized as important ways of knowing and being.
