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Tag Archives: Psychology
Tribute to James Hillman, Pt 2
As the Gathering to Offer Tribute and Celebrate the Life and Work of James Hillman continued on Saturday, March 3, attendees were blessed with a variety of reflections from Hillman’s colleagues. Please enjoy the excerpts below. Dennis Slattery quoted Hillman … Continue reading
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Tagged depth psychology, Ginette Paris, James Hillman, Psychology
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Reading
Just about all my books for the fall quarter at Pacifica have arrived in the mail! (Yay for used books and Amazon!!) Lots of goodies in here. I am taking three courses: Alchemy & the Hermetic Tradition, Greek & Roman … Continue reading
Wisdom of the Psyche
Wisdom of the Psyche by Ginette Paris My rating: 5 of 5 stars This week, I had a beautiful spiritual, intellectual love affair with Ginette Paris’ Wisdom of the Psyche: Depth Psychology after Neuroscience. The book is a requirement for … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Grad School, Psychology
Tagged archetype, Jung, Post-Jung, psyche, Psychology
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An Afternoon with the Shadow
A Little Book on the Human Shadow by Robert Bly My rating: 5 of 5 stars This book is a fabulous resource for my Jungian Psychology research paper on the shadow. It explores various components of the shadow in a … Continue reading
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Tagged Jung, Psychology, Robert Bly, shadow
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Spring 2011
This week I attended my third and final session for the spring quarter at Pacifica. It’s been a good way to ease back into things as I only had two courses this quarter instead of the usual three. (However, philosophy … Continue reading
Ego & Archetype
Ego and Archetype by Edward F. Edinger My rating: 5 of 5 stars What a rich reading! Edinger really breaks down individuation and integrates powerful support direct from various texts of Jung. What stands out to me is Edinger’s examination … Continue reading
The Essential Jung
The Essential Jung by C.G. Jung My rating: 5 of 5 stars This was assigned reading for my Jungian Psychology class. We split the large book into three sections, one for each class session. I’ve enjoyed this reading the most … Continue reading
Reading
For the first time since I got over my flu, I had the chance to sit and read all day. And not papers written by students, but a real live book!! I’m catching up on assigned readings for my … Continue reading
