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Jungian Psychology: An Introduction

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Monday, September 19, 2022, 10:30 AM until 12:00 PM

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Begg Room

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INTELLECTUAL PURSUITS

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A 9-week discussion that will cover the first eight chapters of Murray Stein’s book “Jung’s Map of the Soul” published in 1998 and available at Banyon Books on Fourth near Alma. Instructor: Michael D'Arcy (See below for more information about this course and instructor.

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The discussion (from which the topics are taken) will cover the first eight chapters of Murray Stein’s book “Jung’s Map of the Soul” published in 1998 and available at Banyon Books on Fourth near Alma.

Long description

1. Intro

2. Ego Consciousness

3. Complexes

4. Psychic Energy

5.Instincts, Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious

6. Persona and Shadow

7. Animus and Anima

8. Psyche’s Transcendent Centre and Wholeness

9. Individuation-the Emergence of the Self

About Michael D'Arcy:

I became interested in Jungian psychology in 2007 and attended the International School of Jungian Psychology (ISAP) in Zurich, for the Spring semester of 2012 and the Spring semester of 2013. One of the requirements of ISAP attendance is a certain number of dream analysis sessions with a Jungian Analyst. I have continued this practise to this day.