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In a review originally published in the Newsletter of the C.G. Jung Society of Montreal, Harvey L. Shepherd explores Dialectics and Analytical Psychology, a collection of papers from the groundbreaking conversation between Wolfgang Giegerich, David L. Miller, and Greg Mogenson at Pacifica Graduate Institute in June 2004.

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In this essay, previously published in Harvest, Sue Austin traces the political dimensions of Jung's notion of the archetype and explores the power/love opposition which is tightly sewn into much of the performance of gender in the West.


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Jungian analyst Gary Toub reviews Carlos Castaneda's classic The Teachings of Don Juan.

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In an essay originally published in The Round Table Review, Dolores Brien explores Wolfgang Giegerich's challenging reexamination of the individuation process and the true "great work" of the contemporary soul.


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For those who miss Jung Talk, a new online forum for conversation about Jungian subjects has been launched. Kaleidoscope is hosted by Jung Talk members and welcomes lay participants as well as analysts, therapists, and scholars.

Though we cannot offer an estimated return date for the Jung Talk forum, it is likely that the forum will be restructured and return, at least initially, in small increments as time-limited discussions. We know how valuable the forum has been for many people, and we very much want to provide that kind of opportunity for community to grow and develop. We are continuing the process of discerning the best way to support the conversation. In the meantime, we wish the best of luck to the founders of Kaleidoscope, and we will be happy to post notices of other like-minded forums that emerge.

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A decade ago, Jungian Analyst Don Williams had the vision and the will to create and sustain The Jung Page. Don’s heroic commitment has served all who seek a larger understanding of the psyche well. In turning over the management of the website to the Jung Center of Houston, Don has also transferred a responsibility which we shall honor by equal commitment. As staff time permits, we expect to expand the services of this non-profit website. We welcome your suggestions, and look forward to furthering the dialogue which this website makes possible.

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Cross Currents of Jungian Thought: An Annotated Bibliography, by Donald R. Dyer, has returned to the resources section of The Jung Page. Lost during a software transition, this fine resource lists and describes the major works in Jungian psychology up to 1990. We continue to be grateful to the author and to Shambala Publications for allowing us to make several sections of this volume available online. Click here for the table of contents and first chapter.

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Beginning on January 1, 2006, the C.G. Jung Page will be delivered as a gift to the Jung Educational Center of Houston. I will relinquish my role as manager and developer of the site while staying on as a member of the editorial board.

After 10 years of working at the C.G. Jung Page, I am ready to turn the site over to others who will care for it as I have and who also have more resources to develop its potential. James Hollis, the Director of the Jung Center, has agreed to guide the Jung Page into new territory while the day-to-day growth and development of the site is handed over to Sean Fitzpatrick, the webmaster for www.junghouston.org and the Director of the Center's community outreach program. Jim and Sean will make their own announcements in the next few days; in the meantime I'd like to introduce them and then to reflect on the history of the Jung Page.


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On April 21-23, analyst and author Jan Wiener will deliver the 2006 Fay Lectures at Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas. Her topic will be "The Analytic and Therapeutic Relationship: Uses and Misuses of Transference and Countertransference."


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Retired therapist Paul Felver has painstakingly typed the Collected Works of C.G. Jung, making them searchable electronically. While copyright issues prevent him from distributing this valuable resource, he is happy to conduct word searches in the Collected Works for students, therapists, and scholars, free of charge. For more information, you can contact Paul directly at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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