"The reality of psyche is the conceptual and experiential
axis around which Jungian psychology is organized; everything else such
as archetypes and collective unconscious, the components of psyche .
. . originate from this primary understanding. The reality of psyche
means exactly that. It is real and not just a metaphorical construct
. . . ."
Readings
David Tacey, How To Read Jung 74-83 (New York: W.W. Norton
& Co., 2007)
June Singer, Boundaries of the Soul: The Practice of Jung's Psychology
xiii-xxxii (New York: Doubleday& Co., 1972)
"Jung's Model of the Unconscious," in Robert A. Johnson,
Inner Work 5-11 (New York: Harper & Row, 1986)
James R. Elkins, C.G. Jung: A Transformative Confrontation with the
Unconscious [online
text]
"Confrontations with the Unconscious," in C.G. Jung, Memories,
Dreams, Reflections 170-199 (1961)
James R. Elkins (notes): C.G.
Jung on the Unconscious
Daryl Sharp, Digesting Jung (Toronto: Inner City Books,
2001) (selected chapters) [for
a full-version of the text, see: online
text] [this relatively short guide to Jung's analytical psychology
can be read as an introduction to C.G. Jung and in conjunction with
further assignments on Jung and his theories]
Class Videos
Introduction: Jung
Speaking about Images [2:51 mins.]
Class Viewing 1: Carl
Jung: Legacy and Influence [21:43
mins.] [Robert Rowland Smith's nuanced introduction to Freud and Jung
begins at 5:33 mins., ends at 11:14 mins.] [Robert Rowland Smith is
a British author and philosopher]
Class Viewing 2: Roger
Woolger on Jung's Red Book [10:24
mins.] [Woolger talks about Jung and his theories at 3:41 mins., ends
at 10:15 mins. ] [Roger Woolger is a British American psychotherapist
who trained as a Jungian analyst at the C.G. Jung Institute at Zurich]
Class Viewing 3:
Introduction
to Carl Jung: The Psyche, Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious
[10:47 mins.] [Academy of Ideas] [good introduction
to complexes] [presentation ends at 10:28 mins.]
Class Viewing 4: Jordan
Peterson: Jungian Psychoanalysis in a Nutshell [5:02
mins.] [reference to Jung's Red Book] [source
of the video]
Class Viewing 5: The
Making of C.G. Jung's Red Book [3:14
mins.] [the process of digitally reproducing The Red Book]
Alternative Introduction to Jung (James Hillman)
James Hillman
Lectures and Interviews [1:25:45
mins.] [W.H. Auden: "We are lived by powers we pretend to understand."]
Reference & Resources on Jung Compiled for the Course
A Documentary: C.G. Jung | Jungian
Analysts Talking About Therapy
Unconscious | Complexes
| Persona and Shadow
| Individuation
Collective Unconscious
| Archetype of the Self
| Dreams |
Jung's Red Book and Active
Imagination | Psychological
Types and Functions
Reference (Introduction to Jung | Jordan Peterson)
Reference (Introductions to Jung's Analytical Psychology)
Jungian Psychology,
Freud and the Collective Unconscious
[16:07 mins.] [audio with illustrative diagrams and
illustration]
Jungian Psychology:
The Shadow Archetype
[10:22 mins.] [audio with illustrative diagrams and
illustration]
The Mythic Body
[2:55 mins.] [Jamie Rosanna Dorig, author of The
Mythic Body: Activate the Power of Your Authentic Self; presenting
a map of the psyche proposed by C.G. Jung] [begin at 0:10, end at
2:20 mins.]
An Introduction
to Jung's Theory
[11:45 mins.] [Murray Stein] [Murray Stein, a Jungian
analyst, begins by talking by Jung's Memories Dreams, Reflections,
and continues to talk about imaginal figures and our dialogue with
them; references to Jung's typology of psychological functions, and
complexes] [end class presentation at 5:16 mins.]
The Dynamics
of the Psyche: Conscious & Unconscious
[10:48 mins.] [presentation can end at 5:49 mins.] [For a 2nd video
in this series, see: The
Structure of the Psyche :: 9:34 mins.]
Personality:
Carl Jung and Karen Horney
[14:49 mins.] [Chris Dula, East Tennessee State
University] [the lecture on Jung begins at 1:00 mins. ends at 7:45
mins.]
Introduction
to C.G. Jung
[13:12 mins.] [Stephen Julich]
Carl Jung Made
Easy
[11:32 mins.]
C. G. Jung, Neglected
in His Native Switzerland
[5:36 mins.]
Introduction
to Depth Psychology
[21:34 mins.] [Depth Psychology Alliance] [audio
with slides]
Aion:
A Whole New Department of Human Knowledge
[25:16 mins.] [with a playlist for a series of
readings] Readings that include: A
Reading from Edward Edinger on C.G. Jung's Axion [16:20
mins.] [commentary on the ego] A
Reading from C.G. Jung's Axion [16:20
mins.] [ego & Self; the unconscious]
Donald Kalsched:
Wholeness and the Lost and Recovered Soul
[2:00 mins.]
"Remembering
Jung": Liliane Frey-Rohn
[1:05:14 mins.]
Remembering
Jung: Marie-Louise von Franz
[1:01:14 mins.] [1979]
Reference (Jung & Freud)
Sigmund Freud
and Carl Jung Lecture
[13:15 mins.] [Brent
Shafer, an English professor]
Freud and
Jung: Differences
[4:05 mins.]
On Freud
and Jung
[9:57 mins.] Pt2
[8:35 mins.] Pt3
[9:07 mins.] [Robert Van de Castle, author of Our
Dreaming Mind]
Reference (Reading from Jung's Work)
Phenomenology
of the Self [42:42 mins.] The
Structure of the Psyche [41:00 mins.]
The Ego
[10:53 mins.] Individuation:
The Function of the Unconscious [31:12
mins.] The
Personal and the Collective Unconscious [24:02
mins.] Phenomena
Resulting from the Assimilation of the Unconscious [36:27
mins.] The
Persona as a Segment of the Collective Psyche [15:28
mins.] Negative
Attempts to Free the Individuality from the Collective Psyche
[18:14 mins.] The
Shadow [6:37 mins.] The
Syzygy: Anima and Animus [26:41 mins.]
The Concept
of the Collective Unconscious [17:45 mins.]
The Transcendent
Function [53:17 mins.] Instinct
and the Unconscious [18:40 mins.]
Psychological
Types. Part 1: Introduction [7:11 mins.]
[Pt1 of 22] On
Synchronicity [26:41 mins.] The
Stages of Life [40:55 mins.] The
Undiscovered Self [1:57:55 mins.]
The Spiritual
Problem of Modern Man [45:42 mins.]
On
the Relation of Analytical Psychology to Poetry [41:50
mins.] Memories,
Dreams, Reflections: Ch1--First Years [43:00
mins.]
Memories, Dreams, Reflections
Jung Discusses
Freud
[6:11 mins.]
Carl Gustav
Jung, Memories, Dreams, Reflections
[30:00 mins.] [a reading from the prologue
from Jung's Memories, Dreams, Reflections; end at 2:32
mins.] [a reading of "Confrontation with the Unconscious"
in Memories, Dreams, Reflections, begins at 14:50 mins.
and ends at 25:30 mins.] [the reading, one should note, eliminates
some of Jung's excursions]
C.G. Jung, The Theory of Psychoanalysis (New York:
Journal of Nervous & Mental Disease Publ. Co., 1915)
[online
text]
Web Resources
Wikipedia
C.G. Jung
Analytical
Psychology
Depth
Psychology
Persona
Shadow
Collective
Unconscious
Archetypes
Anima
& Animus
Unconscious
Lexicon, Guide, Bio: Jung's Work and His Life
A Primer
of Terms & Concepts
[Daryl Sharp]
A Glossary of Jungian
Terms
[Craig Chalquist]
C.
G. Jung's Collected Works: Abstracts
[International Association for Analytical Psychology]
[See generally, Robert H. Hopcke, A Guided Tour of the Collected
Works of C.G. Jung (Boston: Shambahla, 1989)]
Carl Jung, 1875-1961
[C. George Boeree]
On Jung's Analytical Psychology
Jung's Method
in Psychotherapy
[Carl Jung Resources website]
Jung's Model
of the Psyche
[Iren Gad]
Digesting
Jung: Food for the Journey
[Daryl Sharp, 2001 Inner City Books, Toronto]
On
Depth Psychology: It’s Meaning and Magic
[Bonnie Bright, 2010]
An
Introduction to Jung's Psychology: Archetypes
[Frieda Fordham, C.G. Jung Page]
Seeding
Liberation: A Dialogue Between Depth Psychology and Liberation Psychology
[Mary Watkins]
Jung's
Metaphysics
[Jon Mills, Int. J. Jungian Stud., 2012]
Jung: Basic
Terms and Concepts
[Victor Daniels]
Reading
the Red Book
[Mary
Davis, C.G.Jung Society of Atlanta, 2011]
Visiting
the Red Book
[Mary Davis, C.G.Jung Society of Atlanta, 2012]
Complexes
Complexes
[Wikipedia]
Father Complex
Model of the Psyche (and references to Freud)
Ego,
Archetype and Self: C. G. Jung and Modernity
[a University of Ottawa graduate student paper]
Self
in Jungian Psychology
[Wikipedia]
The Ego
[10:53 mins.] [a reading from Jung's work] [a
general view of the psyche]
Context for Jung's Ideas
Excerpt
from Laurens van der Post, Jung and the Story of Our Time
"The Basic Postulates of Analytical Psychology," in C.G.
Jung, Modern Man in Search of a Soul (New York: Routledge
& Kegan Paul, 1933) (Cary Barnes trans.)
[online
text]
Carl Jung Depth Psychology Reading Group
Session 1
[48:48 mins.] Session
2 [49:11 mins.] Session
3 [51:12 mins.] Session
4 [50:55 mins.] Session
5 [22:09 mins.] Session
5-Pt2 [21:18 mins.] Session
6 [36:24 mins.] Session
6-Pt2 [46:54 mins.] [additional sessions
available, including; The
Americanization of Jungian Ideas [36:10 mins.]
Jung
on Soul
[3:06 mins.]
Personal
Experience of an Encounter with the Greater Personality
[17:39 mins.]
CG Jung's Depth Psychology & the Law
Ellen Kandoian, Law from the Perspective of Depth Psychology: A
Jungian View, 24 U. Tol. L. Rev. 515 (1993)
Collin O'Connor Udell, Parading the Saurian Tail: Projection, Jung,
and the Law, 42 Ariz. L. Rev. 731 (2000).
Raymond B. Marcin, Psychological Type Theory in the Legal Profession,
24 U. Tol. L. Rev. 103 (1992)
Samuel J. Imperati, If Freud, Jung, Rogers, and Beck Were Mediators,
Who Would the Parties Pick and What Are the Mediator's Obligations,
43 Idaho L. Rev. 643 (2007)
