It will soon be a hundred years since Sigmund Freud first published The Interpretation of Dreams, inaugurating the analysis of the unconscious as a popular personal practice and attracting the attention of C.G. Jung. What are the frontiers of this psychology as it enters its second century?
Dr. John Beebe's work on psychological types and integrity has led him to a new understanding of the Jungian individuation story -- one which he feels is more appropriate for a postmodern age than the heroic model of the unconscious presented at the height of the twentieth century by Erich Neumann and Joseph Campbell. In this workshop he will discuss the images and stages of individuation as he finds them in contemporary analysis and culture.
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Dr. John Beebe is a Jungian analyst in private practice in San Francisco. Founding editor of the quarterly San Francisco Jung Institute Library Journal, he has lectured on the I Ching, psychological types, moral character, and film throughout the United States and in Europe, and his writings and ideas on these topics have appeared in many Jungian journals and books. Dr. Beebe is the author of Integrity in Depth, a study of the archetype of integrity.
Note: For those interested in reading on this topic, Dr. Beebe recommends the following books: John Beebe, Integrity in Depth; Anne Singer Harris, Living with Paradox; Mary Lynn Kittelson, ed., The Soul of Popular Culture; Murray Stein, ed., Jungian Analysis; Polly Young-Eisendrath and Terence Dawson, eds., The Cambridge Companion to Jung.