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Psychological Perspectives #61-1: Winds of Change

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Perspectives

  1. Winds of Change by Gilda Frantz
  2. About the Artist: Keiko Fukazawa by Susanna Meiers

Obituaries

  1. In Memory: Katherine (Katie) M. Sanford June 13, 1917–October 13, 2017 by Christophe Le Mouël
  2. In Memory: J. Marvin Spiegelman May 26, 1926–September 22, 2017 – Barry Miller

Articles

  1. Repatriating a Mind at Sea: Contribution to a Panel Discussion on the Seismic Shifts in Ruling Principles by Carolyn Bates
  2. Different Realities: What Is Reality and What Difference Does It Make? by Jerome S. Bernstein
  3. A Nation Caught in Regression: Contribution to a Panel Discussion on the Seismic Shifts in Ruling Principles by Pete Williams
  4. Watching the Murmurations: Contribution to a Panel Discussion on the Seismic Shifts in Ruling Principles by Catharine J. Jones
  5. America—Still in the Hero’s Grip by Anja Stadelmann Wright
  6. Confronting the Trickster: Crises and Opportunity in the Time of Trump—A Jungian Perspective by William K. Grevatt
  7. No Way Out but Through by Richard E. Messer
  8. Uncle Toros: Towards Understanding Genocide through Dreams by Ara Chutjian
  9. The Beyond Within: An Interview about Aging with Gilda Frantz and Katie Sanford by Robert S. Henderson
  10. The Mahabharata by Corey Hooper
  11. “True Religion”: Individuation, Alchemy, and Poetry by Elizabeth Deedy Young
  12. The Muse of Exile by Naomi Ruth Lowinsky

Poetry

  1. Earthquake by Fifi Bronstein
  2. I Never Embrace My Identical Twin by Ahna Fertik
  3. Walking My Route by Ahna Fertik
  4. In the Wild Wake by Naomi Ruth Lowinsky
  5. On the Mexican Side of the American Wall by Naomi Ruth Lowinsky

Book Reviews

  1. Stone By Stone: Reflections On The Psychology Of C .G. Jung. (2017). Edited by Andreas Schweizer and Regine Schweizer-Vuellers. Einsiedeln, Switzerland: Daimon Verlag. Reviewed by Thomas Elsner
  2. A Pilgrimage Beyond Belief: Spiritual Journeys Through Christian and Buddhist Monasteries of the American West. (2017). Edited by Dennis Patrick Slattery. Kettering, OH: Angelico Press. Reviewed by Susan Rowland

Film Review

  1. The Light Between Oceans. (2016). Directed by Derek Cianfrance. Written for the Screen by Derek Cianfrance, From the Novel By M. L. Stedman. Reviewed by Arlene Diane Landau

Psychological Perspectives #60-4: Individuation Stories of Change

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Perspectives

  1. Individuation Stories of Change by Gilda Frantz
  2. About the Artist: Michelle Kingdom by Nancy Mozur

Articles

  1. Death and Birth: An Initiation into Midlife by Anja Stadelmann Wright
  2. Immigration as a Vessel for Transformation by Isabelle M. DeArmond
  3. Acknowledging the Archetypal Elements of Grief by Barbara B. Sadak & Lee Weiser
  4. The Worker-Priest Archetype by Joseph Rutte
  5. Reflections on the Psychological Aspects of Moby-Dick by Richard A. Burnham
  6. The Child Thought Long Dead Sings through Dylan Thomas in “Poem in October” by M. Ann Reed
  7. My Name Is Emeritus by Robert Henderson

Poetry

  1. Lucille Lang Day, Featured Poet: Poetry Came First by Naomi Lowinsky
  2. Lost Languages by Lucille Lang Day
  3. Red Rock Canyon by Lucille Lang Day
  4. Corpse Flower by Lucille Lang Day
  5. It Happens by Lucille Lang Day
  6. Beauty and the Boy by Lucille Lang Day
  7. I Am Amazed by Lucille Lang Day

Book Reviews

  1. Analytical Psychology in Exile: The Correspondence of C. G. Jung and Erich Neumann. (2015). Edited by Martin Liebscher. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press. Reviewed by Aryeh Maidenbaum

Film Reviews

  1. Paterson: Where the Poet Becomes a City (2016).Written and directed by Jim Jarmusch. Reviewed by Dennis Patrick Slattery

Psychological Perspectives #52-2: Alchemical Transformation

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Perspectives

Alchemical Transformation by Robin Robertson
About the Artist: Larry Vigon by Nancy Mozur

Articles

  1. Goethe’s Faust and the Myth of Modern Man by Irene Gerber-Munch
  2. The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea: Faust as Jung’s Myth and Our Own by Naomi Ruth Lowinsky
  3. Excerpt from Goethe’s Faust: Notes for a Jungian Commentary by Edward P. Edinger
  4. Sir Isaac Newton, Alchemist by Craig Chalquist
  5. New Horizons for Jungian Scholars: The Work of the Philemon Foundation by Nicholas Lewin
  6. Seven Paths of the Hero in Lord of the Rings: The Path of Love by Robin Robertson

Poetry

  1. Featured Poet: Richard E. Messer by Naomi Lowinsky
  2. Trying to Get Home by Richard E. Messer
  3. Subtle Body
  4. Healing
  5. The Houses
  6. How We Are Lived
  7. A Tree in the Garden
  8. What I Wanted
  9. Dream Monologue
  10. Mud Creek
  11. My Father’s Search for Perfect Arrowheads

Book Reviews

  1. The Principle of Individuation: Toward the Development of Human Consciousness. (2006). Written by Murray Stein.
    Reviewed by J. Marvin Spiegelman
  2. The Way of the Small: Why Less is Truly More. (2008). Written by Michael Gellert, with a foreword by Thomas Moore.
    Reviewed by J Gordon Nelson
  3. The Hidden Spirituality of Men: Ten Metaphors to Awaken the Sacred Masculine. (2008). Written by Matthew Fox.
    Reviewed by Richard Messer
  4. Spirits and Scalpels: The Culturalbiology of Religious Healing in Brazil. (2008). Written by Sidney M. Greenfield.
    Reviewed by Ernest Lawrence Rossi

Film Review

  1. The Dark Knight. (2008). Written by Christopher and Jonathan Nolan.
    Directed by Christopher Nolan.
    Reviewed by John Porterfield

Psychological Perspectives #50-2: Meeting at the Well

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Perspectives

Meeting at the Well by Charles Zeltzer
Tending the Sacred by Caroline Green

Articles

  1. Buddhist Influences on the Idea of the Unconscious by Irvin A. Hansen
  2. Re-Enchanting the Mind: Oracles, Reading, Myth and Mantics by Stephen Karcher
  3. Jung’s Affinity for Buddhism: Misunderstandings and Clarifications by Michele Daniel
  4. The Legend of the White Snake: A Personal Amplification by Chie Lee
  5. Sam I Am: The Life and Cultural Afterlife of Samuel Beckett a Century after His Birth by Miles Beller
  6. Matter of Heart: Suzanne Wagner at 68 by Robert Henderson
  7. Seven Paths of the Hero in Lord of the Rings: The Path of Opposites by Robin Robertson

Poems

  1. Principles of Chaos by Dennis Saleh
  2. Max Ernst, Sedona by Dennis Saleh
  3. At Horseshoe Lake: Eastern Sierra Nevada by Ioanna Warwick
  4. After by Andrena Zawinski
  5. Bittersweets for Camellia by Andrena Zawinski
  6. Out of Control or The Story of My Life in One Dream and Thirteen Lines by Andreana Zawinski
  7. Duets for the End of Time by Jan Wesley

Book Reviews

  1. Jane Goodall: The Woman Who Redefined Man. 2006. Written by Dale Peterson
    Reviewed by Kathryn Rossi
  2. The Break-Out Heuristic: The New Neuroscience of Mirror Neurons, Consciousness, and Creativity in Humand Relationships. 2007. Written by Ernest Rossi.
    Reviewed by Ann Walker
  3. I Am a Strange Loop. 2007. Written by Douglas Hofstadter.
    Reviewed by Ernest Rossi
  4. Pregnant Darkness: Alchemy and the Rebirth of Consciousness. 2004. Written by Monica Wikman.
    Reviewed by Ann Walker

Film Reviews

  1. Reflections on the Sixth Annual Tribeca Film Festival.
    Reviewed by Joyce King Heyraud

Psychological Perspectives #54-1: Relativity and Relationship

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Perspective

Relativity and Relationship by Gilda Frantz
About the Artist: Julie Heffernan by Nancy Mozur

Articles

  1. Re-Imagining Hekate: Muse for Memoir by Jacqueline Feather
  2. On Falling Down a Hole by Joan E. Chapman
  3. Unconscious Regulatory Processes in the Organizational Psyche by Martha Blake and Pamela Buckle Henning
  4. Vertigo: Out of the Past by Richard Blennerhassett
  5. “Dreaming Frequently Color and Deepen My Day”: An Interview with Susan Rowland by Robert S. Henderson
  6. Why Are You Reading This? by Miles Beller

Fiction

  1. How Binaya Changed by Donna Glee Williams

Poetry

  1. Bluebird at Twilight by Matthew Fishler
  2. Becoming at Mourning by Matthew Fishler
  3. After, Between by Marjorie Power
  4. Trusting the Beast by Marjorie Power

Book Reviews

  1. Living in the Borderland: The Evolution of Consciousness and the Challenge of Healing Trauma. (2005). By Jerome Bernstein
    Reviewed by Naomi Ruth Lowinsky
  2. On Behalf of the Mystical Fool: Jung on the Religious Situation. (2010). By John P. Dourley
    Reviewed by J. Marvin Spiegelman

Film Review

  1. Handsome Harry. (2009). Directed by Bette Gordon
    Reviewed by Joyce King Heyrawd
  2. Interview with Jamey Sheridan
    By Joyce King Heyrawd

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