Summer Intensive Study Program - C. G. Jung Institut Zürich

Summer Intensive Study Programin Analytical PsychologyJune 27 – July 8, 2011C.G. Jung Institute Zurich, KüsnachtThis year's Summer Intensive Study Program will lay emphasis on C.G. Jung's Red Book,archetypal and complex psychology, typology, dreams, fairy tales, creativity,bodywork, social issues.There will be excursions organised to a site of historic importance for analyticalpsychology and to the baroque monastery in Einsiedeln with the famous BlackMadonna.The Summer Intensive Study Program provides an excellent opportunity for an exchange ofthoughts and social contacts among the Institute’s students and participants of differentgeographical and professional backgrounds.It is intended that lectures, seminars and discussions can be followed by those with a limitedbackground in Jungian Psychology, but will at the same time be of value to those withprofessional psychological training and interests. The courses are taught by analysts of theInstitute and internationally renowned guest lecturers.04.02.2011

LECTURES• Archetypal PsychologyIntroductory lectureJames Hillman, PhD• Destiny and Personal MythAnalyses of archetypal constellationsVicente de Moura, dipl. Psych.• The Red Book: Jung's Psychological ProcessHow Jung taught himself to learn from the spirit of the depthsto get to know his lost soul and her god.John Haule, PhD• Reflections on the VampireInter- and transpersonal dynamics, relationships of energyexchange, complex and archetype, power and eros,parasitism and mutualism, abuse and initiation(wound and wisdom), matter and spiritScott Hyder, analyt. Psych.• Complex Episodes and AnxietyTheoretical and clinical aspectsVerena Kast, Prof. Dr. phil.• Research ColloquiumVerena Kast, Prof. Dr. phil.• The Madness of Ajax: Paranoia, Society and HistoryThe history of paranoia, but above all the paranoia at work in history. Paranoiais contagious. Far from being individual, its dynamics are self-replicating,devouring entire societies.Luigi Zoja, PhDSymposiumWorking Jung's Thought: 1900-2011James Hillman, PhD(not included in the ISP)see page 5

SEMINARS• Dream SeminarEgo and shadow aspects with reference to their psychodynamicUrsula Brasch, lic. phil.• „Misery“: The Creative Process BlockedDiscussion of Stephen King's film „Misery“.Exploration of complexes that shame and stifle one's best self.Triggers, indications, tools to move beyond the blockTess Castleman, MA• Psychological Typology, Individuation and Social RelationsUsing typology to build leadership and social skills (self experience).Applications for counseling / executive coachingRobert Klein, Prof. Dr. educ.• Reflections about the Holocaust from a Jungian StandpointEncounters with evils, potential for transformationRonnie Landau, MA• A Jungian Approach to Subtle BodyworkAn experiential seminarMarianne Ligeti, Psych.• Psychological Interpretation of Fairy TalesComparative studies of Chinese and European fairy talesShirley Ma, PhD• Journeys to the UnderworldMyth, fairy tales and dreams in JapanSometimes, behind the suicidal, self-defeating behavior of the Japanesehero/heroine, a kind of longing for the underworld, the next life, and/or the pureland plays a significant role.Takuji Natori, Prof. MA• The Poetics of DreamA retrospective, introspective of symbol, complex, archetype and selfNomi Kluger-Nash, PhD

Tuition FeeCHF 2200.00 (Payment until April 30, 2011)CHF 2400.00 (Payment from May 1, 2011)Payment InformationOnly a limited number of participants can be accepted for this program. Acceptancerequires payment of the tuition in full to reserve a place. Electronic payments canbe made directly to the Institute’s bank account at Clariden Leu AG, CH-8001 Zurich,in favour of C.G. Jung Institute Zurich, CH-8700 Küsnacht, IBAN: CH74 0506 50505238 3100 1; BIC/SWIFT: CLLECHZZXXX; Clearing Nr: 5065 or credit card paymentover the internet www.jung.edu.CancellationCancellations earlier than three weeks prior to the beginning of the ISP will receive arefund of 50 % of the tuition fee. Cancellations after this will forfeit the entire tuitionfee (except in case of illness; doctor’s confirmation, less administration fee of CHF200.00). Participants are responsible for their own insurance. The C.G. Jung Instituteaccepts no liability.Please send your application toC.G. Jung Institute Zurich, Irene Fueter, Hornweg 28, CH-8700 KüsnachtTel +41 44 914 10 47/40, Fax +41 44 914 10 50fueter@junginstitut.ch, www.junginstitut.chAPPLICATIONSummer Intensive Study Program 2011June 27 – July 8, 2011C.G. Jung Institute Zürich, Küsnacht, Hornweg 28, CH-8700 Küsnacht, Zurich, SwitzerlandLast name (please print)PhoneFirst nameFaxAddressE-mailWho has drawn your attention to this program?DateSignature

SymposiumWorking Jung’s Thought: 1900 – 2011James Hillman, PhDJune 24 – 25, 201124.6., 08.05 - 09.50 pm25.6., 10.05 - 11.50 am25.6., 02.05 - 03.50 pmBiographyHillman was born on April 12, 1926, in Atlantic City, New Jersey. He identifies himselfas Jewish and European in ancestry. He served in the US Navy Hospital Corps from1944-1946, after which he attended the Sorbonne in Paris and Trinity College,Dublin, graduating in 1950. In 1959, he received his PhD from the University ofZurich, as well as his analyst's diploma from the C.G. Jung Institute Zurich and wasthen appointed as Director of Studies at the institute, a position he held until 1969. In1970, Hillman became editor of Spring Publications, a publishing company devotedto advancing Archetypal Psychology as well as publishing books on mythology,philosophy and art. His magnum opus, Re-visioning Psychology, was written in 1975

and nominated for the Pulitzer Prize. Hillman then helped co-found the DallasInstitute for Humanities and Culture in 1978. His 1997 book, The Soul's Code: InSearch of Character and Calling, was on The New York Times Best Seller List thatyear. His works and ideas about philosophy and psychology have also beenpopularized by other authors such as Thomas Moore. His published works, essays,manuscripts, research notes, and correspondence (through 1999) reside at OPUSArchives and Research Center, located on the campuses of Pacifica GraduateInstitute in Carpinteria, California.Archetypal PsychologyArchetypal psychology is a polytheistic psychology, in that it attempts to recognizethe myriad fantasies and myths (gods, goddesses, demigods, mortals and animals)that shape and are shaped by our psychological lives. The ego is but onepsychological fantasy within an assemblage of fantasies. It is part of the Jungianpsychology tradition and related to Jung's original Analytical psychology but is also aradical departure from it in some respects.Whereas Jung's psychology focused on the Self, its dynamics and its constellations(ego, anima, animus, shadow), Hillman's Archetypal psychology relativizes anddeliteralizes the ego and focuses on psyche, or soul, and the archai, the deepestpatterns of psychic functioning, „the fundamental fantasies that animate all life“(Moore, in Hillman, 1991).Psyche or SoulHillmann has been critical of the 20 th century's psychologies (e.g. biologicalpsychology, behaviorism, cognitive psychology) that have adopted a natural scientificphilosophy and praxis. Main criticisms include that they are reductive, materialistic,and literal; they are psychologies without psyche, without soul. Accordingly, Hillman'soeuvre has been an attempt to restore psyche to what he believes to be „its properplace“ in psychology. Hillman sees the soul at work in imagination, in fantasy, in mythand in metaphor. He also sees soul revealed in psychopathology, in the symptoms ofpsychological disorders.

Tuition Fee CHF 150.00CHF 100.00 Students CGJIRegistration and Payment Deadline: June 8, 2011Acceptance requires payment of the tuition fee in full to reserve a place.Registration only for the whole event, single day registration is not possible. Yourregistration is obliging and will be considered according the day of receipt. Limitednumber of participants. Registration will be confirmed.Payment InformationCredit card payment over the internet www.jung.edu. Bank transfer to theZürcher Kantonalbank, CH-8010 Zurich; IBAN: CH08 0070 0112 7001 3825 1;BIC/SWIFT: ZKBKCHZZ80A; in favour of C.G. Jung Institute Zurich, CH-8700Küsnacht.CancellationCancellations earlier than one week prior to the symposium will receive a refund of50 % of the tuition fee. Cancellations after this will forfeit the entire tuition fee (exceptin case of illness; doctor’s confirmation, less administration fee of CHF 60.00).Participants are responsible for their own insurance. The C.G. Jung Institute acceptsno liability.Please send your application toC.G. Jung Institute Zurich, Irene Fueter, Hornweg 28, CH-8700 KüsnachtTel. +41 44 914 10 47/40, Fax +41 44 914 10 50fueter@junginstitut.ch, www.junginstitut.chAPPLICATIONSymposium – Working Jung's Thought: 1900 – 2011June 24 – 25, 2011C.G. Jung Institute Zurich, Küsnacht, Hornweg 28, CH-8700 Küsnacht, Zurich, SwitzerlandLast name (please print)PhoneFirst nameFaxAddressE-mailWho has drawn your attention to this program?DateSignature