The International Society for Psychology as the Discipline of Interiority

2013 Toronto Workshop

The Entrance Problem of Psychology

July 20th - 21st, 2013

Upcoming workshop in Toronto

 As mentioned in the recent Newsletter, the upcoming workshop in Toronto -July 20th - 21st, 2013 will focus on The Entrance Problem of Psychology. Also mentioned was that this gathering is envisioned less as an event for formal presentations and more as a "workshop" space, a place to "go to work" at deepening our comprehension and familiarity with PDI.

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Recent Events

Reading Seminar on Giegerich's "Jung's Thought of the Self." Presentation to The Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysis, April 19, 2011. Santo Tarantino & Greg Mogenson, presentors.

Reading seminar led by Santo Tarantino on a paper by Wolfgang Giegerich. Hosted by The Center for Jungian Studies, South Florida, this event was held at the Duncan Conference Center in Delray Beach, Florida, January 21, 2012.

 


Reading Groups and Seminars

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Toronto Group
Group meets quarterly. For more information contact Tuula Haukioja

London (Ontario) Seminar
Continuous Seminar. For more information contact Greg Mogenson

Minnesota Seminar
Continuous Seminar. For more information contact John Robertson

Barcelona Seminar
Continuous Seminar.

Rio de Janeiro Seminar
Continuous Seminar. For more information contact Marcus Quintaes

Edmonton Group
For more information contact John Hoedl

Los Angeles
Monthly meetings. For more information contact  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Rochester, New York Study group - contact, Colleen Hendrick ( This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. )
On-going monthly meetings.

 

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“As long as the problem [of the meaning of case histories] is locked into the old mechanical dualities of soul and world, inner and outer, psychological and medical, we chug on down the same old ruts. Instead we have to see the inner necessity of historical events, out there, in the events themselves, where 'inner' no longer means private and owned by a self or a soul or an ego, where inner is not a literalized place inside a subject, but the subjectivity in events and that attitude which interiorizes those events, goes into them in search of psychological depth.”

James Hillman, Healing Fiction, 1983, p. 25

“A great reversal of standpoint, calling for much sacrifice, is needed before we can see the world as "given" by the very nature of the psyche. It is so much more straightforward, more dramatic, impressive, and therefore more convincing, to see all the things that happen to me than to observe how I make them happen. Indeed, the animal nature of man makes him resist seeing himself as the maker of his circumstances.”

C.G. Jung, CW 11: 841

“It is a reconstruction of psychology which starts off with the assumption that there is a world "out there" and a world which is the precondition for the states of consciousness. ... According to this functional view, the mind itself creates new worlds, not in the Kantian sense of determining the forms, the categories in which experience must be interpreted, but in the sense that each new perspective gives rise to a new creation. The mind is a part of a creative process which is responsible for the world itself. Appearing within this process, the mind is functionally related to all other aspects of it. It is no longer possible to stand by the bifurcation of the world into outer and inner.”

George Herbert Mead, Movements of Thought in the Nineteenth Century, pp. 307-308

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