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C.G. Jung Page
The Jung Page is dedicated to exploring questions of meaning which engage the individual as well as the varied cultures in which we live. This conversation is greatly enlarged by the contributions of C. G. Jung, (1875-1961) and the rich permutations of analytical psychology which continue to develop. Here you will find original essays, reprinted articles, reviews of books and films, research tools, a lexicon of terms, and works of creativity. You will also find ways to connect with the worldwide Jungian community, including information on publishers, local societies and professional organizations, scholars, analysts, and other interested individuals.

Dana Whites Book Network
The Book Network is a monthly email service that lists hard to find and out of print books as well as past journals in the fields of depth psychology and mythology. The Book Network exists not only because people want it to but because many of these titles are not carried by the bookstores and can only be found by diligent searching. And even then, it often takes a few strokes of good fortune!The Book Network is now in its 8th year of operation.The purpose of the Book Network is to serve and enrich our community with support for scholarship and the development of a sustainable community.Great books at decent prices are just the seeds of the enterprise.The fruits are the connections, contacts and good times that flow out of this!

We invite others to join our pursuit of scholarship. The list continues to grow Each month, an email is sent blind-copied to about 1,000 people in the greater Pacifica community. If you wish to receive this monthly email, have questions, wish to list or buy books, or desire a search, please email me at DWProds@aol.com

Depth Psychology Alliance

A global gathering place for circumambulating the field of Depth Psychology and engaging the world through soul. The Depth Psychology Alliance is an ONLINE COMMUNITY for sharing & discussion of Depth Psychology and Jungian topics created to be central gathering place, a global village for academic discussion, research, and development of Depth Psychology ideas and views as well as a place to connect with like-minded colleagues, old and new.

Depth Stories

Pacifica Graduate Institute's Depth Psychology M.A./Ph.D. program's website. You are invited to explore the stories that hold this community of students, alumni, and faculty together. Read about their fieldwork and research which aims to move depth psychology out of the consulting room and into the world.

Kaleidoscope: A Jungian Forum
Founded by members of Jung Talk, this online community provides a forum for conversation among those interested in Jung.

The Mythsinger Consortium

The Mythsinger Consortium's primary mission is to strengthen the bonds of human communities and our relationship and participation with the living world by returning to a deepened understanding of the meaning making power of the mythological arts.

Religion Compass Exchanges Wiley/Blackwell online journal - Robert Segal
Religion Compass Exchanges is a dynamic outreach concept for scholars of myth, religion, history, art, and psychology. It offers writers an opportunity to take positions on issues of the day bearing on religion for on-line publication, discuss the essays others have submitted, and exchange ideas with scholars and educators worldwide. The on-line journal is edited by Dr. Robert Segal, now with the University of Aberdeen, and one of the worlds leading scholars of myth, religion, and Joseph Campbell. On occasion, Dr. Segal comes stateside to lecture and teach including Pacifica.

Useless Science
A forum for the greater Jungian community, intended as a space for fertile and progressive discussions of Jungian and other depth psychology issues. A dream forum is also featured at the site.

 

 

  
       
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