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Robin S. Brown [ed.] – Re-Encountering Jung

15/11/2017 • Psychoanalytic folk is still in the wake of the long-standing field of turbulence that emerged...

15/04/2017 • Toni Wolff & C. G. Jung: A Collaboration by Nan Savage Healy

08/01/2017 • The story of Emma Jung is book of the week at BBC radio

We always find in the patient a conflict which at a certain point is connected with the great problems of society. Hence, when the analysis is pushed to this point, the apparently individual conflict of the patient is revealed as a universal conflict of his environment and epoch.

• C. G. Jung, CW 7, para. 438 •

I had learned that all the greatest and most important problems of life are fundamentally insoluble. (…) They can never be solved, but only outgrown.

• C. G. Jung – CW 13, para. 18 •

03/03/2016 • C.G.Jung’s Calendar

We should not forget that in any psychological discussion we are not saying anything about the psyche, but that the psyche is always speaking about itself.

• C. G. Jung – CW 9i, para. 438 •

13/01/2016 • Tanja Stark – Crashing Out with Sylvian : David Bowie, Carl Jung and...

29/10/2015 • Andreas Jung and Murray Stein speak about Jung’s relationship to architecture

26/10/2015 • The Karma of C.G. Jung

Lionel Corbett

11/10/2015 • Lionel Corbett speaks on Jung, Philemon and the Red Book

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

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

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

23/07/2015 • The Interview with Erel Shalit – Jung Neumann Letters Conference

Psychotherapy today… Still has a vast amount to unlearn and relearn… but first it must cease thinking neurotically and see the psychic process in true perspective.

• C. G. Jung – CW 10, para.369 •

28/06/2015 • Richard Evans: Conversations with Carl Jung – transcripts

25/06/2015 • Carl Gustav Jung on transference and archetypes

17/06/2015 • Sanford Lewis Drob Blog – The Red Book on Language

14/06/2015 • Jung In The Academy And Beyond: The Fordham Lectures 100 Years Later

11/06/2015 • Susan Rowland – C.G. Jung’s Dramatic and Imaginative Writing

31/05/2015 • Maria Helena Mandacarú Guerra: The Love Drama of C.G. Jung

26/05/2015 • A report from the Jung Neumann Conference by Lisbeth von Benedek

Erich Neumann at Eranos

20/05/2015 • Erich Neumann at Eranos

13/05/2015 • Carl Gustav Jung on Ulysses by James Joyce

No one can train the personality unless he has it himself… The development of personality means nothing less than the optimum development of the whole human being.

• C. G. Jung – CW 17, para. 289 •

07/05/2015 • C.G. Jung: The Solar Myths and Opicinus de Canistris

07/05/2015 • The RED BOOK Prints – Limited Edition of Fine Art Prints

06/05/2015 • Memories, Dreams, Reflections by C. G. Jung on the web

02/05/2015 • The Jung-Neumann Letters Conference – a history of friendship

Sonu Shamdasani

28/04/2015 • Sonu Shamdasani Introduces The Red Book

25/04/2015 • Jung-Neumann Letters Conference – the discovery of Erich Neumann’s paintins

25/04/2015 • Jung-Neumann Letters Conference – the visual, the emotional, the imaginative

15/04/2015 • Erel Shalit – The Jung-Neumann Conference, April 24-26

15/04/2015 • Analytical Psychology in Exile: The Correspondence of C. G. Jung and Erich Neumann...

09/04/2015 • Dieter Baumann – Reflections on His Grandfather (C.G. Jung)

02/04/2015 • Alan Watts Tribute to Carl Gustav Jung

31/03/2015 • The Jung Neumann Letters reviewed in Publishers Weekly

12/03/2015 • A Guided Tour of the Collected Works of C. G. Jung – Robert...

active imagination

19/02/2015 • Tasha Tollman review – Jung on Active Imagination: key readings selected by Joan...

02/02/2015 • Jolande Jacobi – The Psychology of C. G. Jung

28/01/2015 • Erel Shalit’s blog – Neumann at Eranos

27/12/2014 • The Philemon Foundation prepares the publication of C. G. Jung’s ETH Lectures