This review of the Beyond Gender episode with Kenneth Zucker explores the tension between phenomenological and hermeneutical approaches to gender identity. It shows how phenomenology […]
How might Gender Identity be understood not only as a medical or political issue, but as a symbolic and archetypal phenomenon? What happens when we […]
How should we understand mental illness and identity? Karl Jaspers offered psychiatry a balance between medical explanation and hermeneutical understanding. Freud and Jung deepened the […]
Carl Jung viewed sexuality as more than a biological function; he saw it as a key principle of differentiation shaping human individuation. How does sexuality […]
What does Jung mean by the Pleroma as fullness and nothingness? How does differentiation shape our becoming as human beings? In what way do sex […]
Bret Alderman’s Eternal Youth and the Myth of Deconstruction explores how dogmatic deconstruction risks detachment from reality and erodes shared meaning. Highlights Alderman’s use of […]
This post examines a high-profile discussion on gender medicine through Carl Jung’s framework of psychological types, exploring how introversion, extraversion, sensing, intuition, thinking, and feeling […]
This article examines the problems with framing gender identity solely as an “ideological” issue, drawing on Carl Jung’s insights into the nature of ideology and […]
This blog explores Carl Jung’s concepts of the anima and animus as symbolic contrasexual aspects of the psyche, drawing on The Red Book to examine […]
Explore how myth shapes modern life through the insights of Carl Jung and Joseph Campbell, focusing on the interplay of logos, eros, and mythos. This […]
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