More than a century ago, Freud gathered colleagues for Wednesday meetings that opened the world of psychoanalysis to a wide range of powerful ideas. Psychosocial Wednesdays are modeled on those Wednesdays and on Jung´s meetings at the Psychological Club, and feature speakers from various psychoanalytic traditions, schools, and associated fields.
The Pauli-Jung conjecture is a conceptual framework for relations between the mental and the physical that the physicist Wolfgang Pauli and the C. G. Jung proposed in the mid 20th century. Its metaphysical core is the assumption of one undivided base reality from which the mental and the physical arise as dual aspects by distinction. The presentation will outline key features of this dual-aspect monist account and address some of its implications that have received comprehensive empirical support so far: (a) the relevance of non-commutative structures in the mental domain, and (b) a taxonomy of psychophysical phenomena at the interface between the mental and the physical.