Beyond Gender and the Psychology of Ideological Certainty
The most valuable question raised by Stella O’Malley’s conversation with Ian Cox on Beyond Gender concerns what happens when psychotherapy becomes an instrument of collective […]
Ideology
Ideology and Cosmology in the Gender Identity Controversy – Why the Argument Feels Immediate, and Why the Mythic Layer Is Often Missing
This article examines the gender identity controversy through a distinction between ideological and cosmological worldviews. It explains why contemporary debate is dominated by legal and […]
Queerism as a Cultural, Psychological, and Historical Phenomenon
This post examines queerism as more than ideology, framing it as a cultural, psychological, and historical phenomenon. It explores phenomenology’s focus on lived experience, Jung’s […]
Trans Gods and the Archetypal Dimension of Gender Identity
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 […]
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 […]
The Flight from the Psyche – A Depth Psychological Reflection on Ideology
Carl Jung approached ideology not as a political analyst but as a depth psychologist. His concern was never merely with the content of belief systems […]