Barcelona 2004 : Edges of Experience: Memory and Emergence

by Cowan, Lyn

• ISBN13: 9783856307004
• ISBN10: 3856307001
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2006-08-01
• Publisher: Atlasbooks Dist Serv

Summary

The stimulating program featured clinical, artistic, historical and other interests and concerns of Jungian. Psychology today, with wide-ranging presentations and events.

Table of Contents

Editor's Preface
Lyn Cowan	13	(4)
Monday — August 30, 2004
Opening Address
Christian Gaillard	17	(4)
Introduction: En Route to the Edge
Beverley Zabriskie	21	(4)
Keynote: The Azure Vault – The Caelum as Experience
James Hillman	25	(15)
Dying, Death and the Value of a Good Separation: Deintegration and Reintegration at the End of One's Life and in Cases of Separation
Elisabeth Adametz [Abstract]	40	(1)
Much Ado about Nothing: A Tentative Exploration of Void States
Paul Ashton [Abstract]	40	(1)
Black Holes, Uncanny Spaces and Transformation
Ladson Hinton [Abstract]	41	(1)
Archetypal Memory and the Genetic/Darwinian Paradigm
John R. Haule [Abstract]	42	(1)
Alchemical Images, Implicit Communications, and Transitional States: The Splendor Solis in the Consulting Rcom
Dyane N. Sherwood [Abstract]	43	(1)
Towards a Theory of the Integration of the Other in Representation
François Martin-Vallas [Abstract]	43	(1)
Frida Kahlo: The Wounded Body as an Edge of Experience
Matilde Hemsani Cassab [Abstract]	44	(1)
Buddha in the Depressive Position: On the Healing Paradigm
Birgit Heuer [Abstract]	45	(1)
Hesitation And Slowness: Gateway To Psyche's Depth
Stanton Marlan [Abstract]	46	(3)
Tuesday — August 31, 2004
Questioning the Child's Analyst: What Do You Bring to Jungian Thought?
Brigitte Allain-Dupré	49	(14)
Attachment Theory and Analytical Psychology Clinical, Cultural, and Developmental Considerations
Brian Feldman	63	(8)
Japanese Ambivalent Attachment
Rika Sato-Tanaka	71	(5)
Beyond The Margins — From Projective Identification to Active Imagination: The Question of Technique in Analytical Psychology
Sherry Salman [Abstract]	76	(1)
Individuation in Psychoanalysen — ein dialogischer Prozess? Ein Beitrag zur Kasuistik
Claus Braun [Abstract]	77	(1)
Dialektik ohne Dialog: Der intersubjektive Zugang in der Analytischen Psychologie
Lilian Otscheret [Abstract]	78	(1)
Analysis in the Shadow of Terror: Clinical Aspects
Henry Abramovitch [Abstract]	78	(1)
What can the Hero and his Monster Tell Us About Fighting and Overcoming Evil: Reflection from the War Zone
Avi Baumann [Abstract]	79	(1)
Ethical Dilemmas in the Analytic Relationship
Claire Allphin [Abstract]	80	(1)
Anorexia in Adolescence: Between Analysis and Report
Gianni Nagliero [Abstract]	81	(1)
Memory of the Invisible: A Comparison of Northern and Southern Images
Diane Finiello Zervas & Francesco Donfrancesco [Abstract]	82	(1)
Mystical Emergence: An Architectural Journey Through Jung's Tower
Judith A. Savage & Mark Larson [Abstract]	83	(1)
A Fictitious Meeting of Michael Balint and C.C. Jung
Stephan Alder [Abstract]	84	(1)
"It's life, Jim; but not as we know it!" Remembering the Jungian Influence at the Tavistock Marital Studies Institute, London
David Hewison [Abstract]	85	(1)
Psychological Process in Pregnancy and Postnatally: Predicting who might have difficulties — A Project in Primary Care
Joan Lee [Abstract]	86	(1)
Individuation Stories from the Edges of the Amazon Forest
Cynthia Lira & Suely Engelhard [Abstract]	87	(1)
Life after Death: The Replacement Child's Search for Self
Kristina Schellinski [Abstract]	88	(1)
Subjectivity and Time in Psychic Experience
Angiola Iapoce [Abstract]	89	(4)
Wednesday — September 1, 2004
Walking in the Footsteps of Eranos
Introduction
Robert Hinshaw (Chair)	93	(6)
Eranos and Jungian Psychology: A History in Images
Paul Kugler	99	(16)
Saint Francis of Assisi and the Japanese Buddhist Priest Myoe
Hayao Kawai	115	(14)
At the Edges of the Round Table: Jung, Religion, and Eranos
David L. Miller	129	(16)
Meetings with Jung
Gilles Quispel	145
Thursday — September 2, 2004
The Self, the Symbolic, and Synchronicity: Virtual Realties and the Emergence of the Psyche
George B. Hogenson	155	(13)
Memory and Emergence: Jung and the Mystical Anamnesis of the Nothing
John P. Dourley [Abstract]	168	(1)
Reflections on Death and Mourning in Relation to Dickens' Novel 'Our Mutual Friend'
Geraldine Godsil [Abstract]	168	(1)
Body's Imagination: Movement and Analysis as Modes of Research
Richard Wainwright [Abstract]	169	(1)
The Third in Mah/er's Ninth
Melinda Haas [Abstract]	170	(1)
Matter, Image, Reflection
Franco Castellana & Antonietta Donfrancesco [Abstract]	171	(1)
Broken Vessels — Living in Two Worlds: Some Aspects of Working with Clients with a Physical Disability
Kathrin Asper & Elizabeth Martiny [Abstract]	172	(2)
Sandplay after a Catastrophic Encounter: Analysing a Healing Process Revealed in Sandplay
Sachiko Taki-Reece [Abstract]	174	(3)
Friday — September 3, 2004
Shadowed Reality or the "Prometheus-Complex": Analytical Psychotherapy after Political Imprisonment and Persecution
Reinhild Hölter	177	(16)
Agony, Analysis, Action: Analytical Psychology, Jungian Analysts, and the Suffering of the World
Andrew Samuels	193	(16)
Panel: Analytical Psychology it Barcelona and the World: Perspectives and Prospectives Introduction
Beverley Zabriskie (Chair)	209	(3)
The Relevance and Future ofAnalytical Psychology in South Africa
Astrid Berg	212	(3)
How to see Through to the Coming Future?
Kazuhiko Higuchi	215	(4)
Analytical Psychology in Barcelona and the World: Perspectives and Prospectives
Pablo Gelsi	219	(4)
President's Farewell Address: The IAAP In Midlife – Where Are We Now? Where Are We Going?
Murray Stein	223	(11)
Author Index	234