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e-jungian.com

Website: http://e-jungian.com

Bio: e-jungian.com is the online magazine about analytical psychology that grew out of works of Carl Jung and his followers. It is directed both to professionals and people of interest in jungian analytical psychology who can find here many valuable resources about conferences, events, books, journal articles, blogs or articles published on the web.

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07/10/2015 • Alchemy and Psychotherapy: Post-Jungian Perspectives – edited by Dale Mathers

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06/10/2015 • Dr. Samuel Kimbles interviewed by Ann Hill

The European national self, as described by early twentieth century psychoanalysis and analytical psychology, was structured as a modern counterpart to the primitive and colonized other.

• Sam Kimbles – Phantom Narratives •

06/10/2015 • C.G.Jung’s Calendar

05/10/2015 • Working with Refugees: Trauma, culture, belonging

04/10/2015 • A Jungian Take on Diagnostic Categories, with Steve Buser MD

03/10/2015 • C.G.Jung’s Calendar

02/10/2015 • Civilization in Transition 5th Conference: Historical and Cultural Trauma

01/10/2015 • ARAS Connections: Image and Archetype – 2015 Issue 3

30/09/2015 • John Beebe interviewed by Beverley Zabriskie, Montreal 2010

28/09/2015 • On Time. Friends of the JPA Program and Reception

28/09/2015 • C.G.Jung’s Calendar

27/09/2015 • Friends of ARAS Event – Martha’s Mandala

25/09/2015 • C.G.Jung’s Calendar

24/09/2015 • Gilda Frantz – Sea Glass: A Jungian Analyst’s Exploration of Individuation and Suffering

24/09/2015 • C. G. Jung’s Calendar

23/09/2015 • What is professional identity? – the simple question that is so difficult to...

23/09/2015 • New format of C. G. Jung’s Calendar!

22/09/2015 • C.G.Jung’s Calendar

21/09/2015 • Zurich Lecture Series: The Age of Anxiety

20/09/2015 • Art and Psyche in Sicily – Conference Report by Martyna Chrzescijanska

20/09/2015 • C.G.Jung’s Calendar

19/09/2015 • C.G.Jung’s Calendar

18/09/2015 • Introductive Workshop in Authentic Movement

18/09/2015 • C.G.Jung’s Calendar

17/09/2015 • Alfred J. Ziegler – Archetypal Medicine

17/09/2015 • Europe’s Many Souls: Exploring Cultural Complexes and Identites – ed. J. Rasche, T....

16 September 1911 - Freud was Jungs' house guest for three days, after which Jung and Freud entrain together for the Third Psychoanalytic Congress in Weimar.

16/09/2015 • C.G.Jung’s Calendar

14/09/2015 • The Society of Analytical Psychology London Open House

Strength and Wisdom: an Example of the Ego and the Self

13/09/2015 • The Self for Jung is “the unity of personality as a whole, in so far as psychic totality...

11/09/2015 • How Dreams Heal: Some Thoughts On the Neuroscience of Dreaming

10/09/2015 • C.G.Jung’s Calendar

10/09/2015 • e-jungian.com Discussion: „Jungians – who are we?”

09/09/2015 • Jungian identity in transition…

09/09/2015 • Snakes, Dragons, and other Scaly Creatures – Call for papers

08/09/2015 • Neurosis: the tale of the suffering soul

07/09/2015 • Understanding Jung: The Basic Concepts, Part 1

04/09/2015 • Dream Webinar with Robert Wagonner and Robert Bosnak

4 September 1909 - Dr. Ernest Jones joined Jung, Freud and Ferenczi, to board the night boat for Fall River, where they took a morning train to Worcester via Boston.

04/09/2015 • C.G.Jung’s Calendar

04/09/2015 • Participants from 37 countries took part in Triest Conference

02/09/2015 • Mind, Body, and Spirit in Jungian Theory and Contemporary Analysis

02/09/2015 • News from 3rd European Conference on Analytical Psychology

29/08/2015 • 29 August 1909

28/08/2015 • Trieste Conference – Book Launch Today

27/08/2015 • 3rd European Conference for Analytical Psychology – report

25/08/2015 • Alchemia codzienności – druga edycja warsztatu

24/08/2015 • Sacred Journeys to Renewal with Jungian Analyst Rose-Emily Rothenberg

23/08/2015 • Hunting and Gathering: Seeking the Shards of Our Patterned Plot

21/08/2015 • 21 August 1909

19/08/2015 • The Interview with Jan Wiener and Catherine Crowther – the Editors of „From...

The question of psychology today is that its world view is too shrunken. And therefore the whole field tends to shrink. It’s not just shrinks that make it shrink. It shrinks by virtue of its own limited worldview.

• James Hillman •

18/08/2015 • 18 August 1897

18/08/2015 • 18 August 1873

17/08/2015 • 17 August 1904

15/08/2015 • Why is Mythology and Archetypal Psychology Important in Our World Today?

09/08/2015 • A Book Launch – From Tradition to Innovation Jungian Analysts Working in Different...

08/08/2015 • 3rd European Conference in Analytical Psychology, Trieste, Italy – Analysis at the Cultural...

03/08/2015 • A new translation of Alchemy by Marie-Louise von Franz

31/07/2015 • Janet Flores – Art & Individuation

27/07/2015 • Carl Jung and Erich Neumann – with Jungian Analyst Nancy Furlotti Ph.D.

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