Beyond the Label – Gender Identity, Ideology, and a Jungian-Hermeneutic View
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 […]
Gender Identity
Sense-Making After the Virus – Listening Again to Myth, Symbol, and Identity
This post explores episode #2361 of The Joe Rogan Experience, featuring Graham Linehan, focusing on the cultural and professional impact of his gender-critical views. It […]
Bodies, Symbols, and the Gender Question – A Metamodern Reflection
What does a Jungian perspective reveal about the current debates on gender identity? How do concepts like anima, animus, and archetypes shape our understanding of […]
Exploring Gender Identity Through a Jungian Lens – A Multidimensional Approach
Gender identity, a deeply personal and culturally charged topic, has become a focal point of psychological, social, and philosophical discourse. Discussions like those on the […]
Unsettled Grounds – What Psychological Principles Are Shaping Our Understanding of Gender Identity?
In the increasingly polarised discourse around gender identity and psychological care, one dimension remains strikingly under-explored: the philosophical and psychological foundations shaping the assumptions behind […]
Foundational Principles of Identity in UK
Diane Abbott, a Member of Parliament for the Labour Party in the United Kingdom, was suspended from the party after suggesting that Jewish people do […]