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Bulletin Board

Illustration by C.G. Jung in The Red Book / Liber Novus

This new section of our website has been designed to provide Jungian psychoanalysts in Canada, as well as the general public interested in the theoretical and clinical field of Analytical Psychology, with the most up-to-date information possible on activities – seminars, conferences, publications – likely to enrich this field. Our Canadian and international colleagues are invited to use this newsletter to inform us of their activities and publications, by sending them to the PCSAP/SPCPA e-mail address: pcjungsociety@gmail.com.

The information gathered will then be regularly published on our website, and will also be sent periodically to those who have expressed a wish to be kept informed by sending their e-mail address to the following address: cgjungpcsociety@gmail.com.

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A recent publication from Daimon Verlag (highly recommended!)

Reflections on the Life and Dreams of C.G. Jung

by Aniela Jaffé, from conversations with C.G. Jung

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400 pages, illustrated
ISBN 978-3-85630-792-9, 54.95$ / € 42 / Sfr. 42

Aniela Jaffé presents thoughts and ruminations that Jung shared with her as they prepared Memories, Dreams, Reflections by C.G. Jung. These never-before-published revelations present a kaleidoscope of episodic, philosophical, humorous and enigmatic material, uniquely complementing and expanding on the widely acclaimed MDR.

“Jung allowed his thoughts to flow freely during our conversations, according to the situation and his interests of the moment. When speaking with me he was not hindered by intellectual considerations of possible criticism. It didn’t concern him that his words and insights might require further thoughtful reflection before they could be deemed coherent or valid. If I managed to touch upon a point of interest, Jung did not just answer my question, but followed his train of thought further.”
– Aniela Jaffé, from the Introduction

The historical commentary by Elena Fischli illuminates the biographical work with C.G. Jung on the basis of source material. How did the conversations and the notes of Aniela Jaffé come about? What was the nature of the relationship and collaboration between her and Jung? How did others deal with their work? And finally, who was this woman who was so candidly given such a glimpse into Jung’s inner life?

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With the aim of focusing this Bulletin Board on the publications – journal articles and books – and professional activities of our Canadian colleagues, here are the covers of recent books published by our colleague Greg Mogenson, who has also founded a Jungian publishing house, Dusk Owl Books