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Course - Jungian psychology: core concepts
with Kevin Toohey, Lorraine Walker and Annette Lowe
Six week course:
3 September to 8 October 2009 inclusive
Thursday evenings from 7:30pm to 9:00pm
at Kew Library
This will be a six-week course from 3rd September to 8th October
inclusive, on Thursday evenings from 7.30 to 9pm at Kew Library.
Each session will involve both teaching and discussion, in an informal
atmosphere. Topics to be covered are:
- Introduction, overview of the psyche, psychological types
- Collective unconscious, archetypes, complexes
- Shadow and ego
- Dreams and active imagination
- Animus and anima
- Individuation, wholeness, Self
Bookings:
Noeleen Braddock: noeleb@hotkey.net.au
Annette Lowe: 9534 6003
Venue:
Kew Library meeting room, cnr. Cotham Rd. and Civic Drive, Kew (Melways 45 D6)
Cost:
Members: $125 Non-members: $150
Concession: $135
Global Video Seminar
A Video Performance of:
"The Jung-White Letters"
Saturday 31st October, 1:30pm - 5:00pm
Saturday 14th November, 1:30pm - 5:00pm
at Richmond Library
The International School of Analytical Psychology in Zurich plans
to stage a dramatisation of ’The Jung-White Letters’. This
correspondence describes a dramatic trajectory in the intense personal
relationship and intellectual exchange between the older C.G. Jung and
the younger Catholic theologian, Victor White, O.P. At the end of
the Second World War, these two men developed a shared mission to
transform the spiritual and psychological life of the Western
world. Their irresolvable debate about the problem of evil
revealed the chasm between their two thought-worlds. Like all classical
tragedies their story has vital interludes of laughter and healthy
glimpses of Eros.
Questions arising in our discussion will
be sent for inclusion in the global video discussion of the play on 14th
November, which participants will access from the Asheville website.
Date:
Saturday 31st October, 1:30pm to 5:00pm
Saturday 14th November, 1:30pm to 5:00pm
Cost:
USD$40.00, register online at www.ashevillejungcenter.org
Venue:
Richmond Library, 415 Church St., Richmond
Information:
Annette Lowe PPL5-2148358@bigpond.com
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