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Fifty years ago, a small community counselling programme on the California coast began to grow into one of the best-known homes of depth psychology. On
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In 1932, the physicist Wolfgang Pauli, who would win the Nobel Prize in 1945, turned to Jung for help. By the end of 1931, Pauli
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The International Association for Jungian Studies has named Ann Belford Ulanov the winner of its C.G. Jung Award for 2026, and will mark the occasion
As Brazil heads into the first round of its presidential election this Sunday, a group of Jungian psychologists and analysts has published a manifesto addressing
Jung’s confrontation with the unconscious is usually read as the birth of a new psychology, but Satya Doyle Byock dares to read it differently. In
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
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CIPA’s Southern Institute (Istituto Meridionale) marks the anniversary of Federico Fellini’s death with a one-day conference on Saturday October 3.
The conference grows out of ARAS’s