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Psychology and "sexting"
Started Aug 3, 2013 0 Replies 2 Likes
I thought some of y'all might be interested in this really insightful, brilliantly written essay about "sexting" from a psychoanalytical perspective:…Continue
Publishing dissertation
Started this discussion. Last reply by michelle campbell Jul 25, 2013. 4 Replies 0 Likes
I'm interested to know if anyone here has published a doctoral dissertation or thought about it. I was approached about doing it by two publishers when I finished mine, but my attitude has been that…Continue
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Beauty and the environmental movement
Started this discussion. Last reply by Aleksandar Malecic May 29, 2013. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Those of you into ecopsychology might enjoy this article about the sakura tradition in…Continue
Free (intensive) mythology class
Started this discussion. Last reply by Gerard O Hemmerle May 3, 2013. 4 Replies 0 Likes
I am curious if anyone has taken one of the free classes offered by Coursera. If you don't know about it, they are taught by some really noted professors, sponsored by some leading universities.I…Continue
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Broken-hearted, lost in a labyrinth, encountering angels
PSYCHOLOGICAL LIFE begins in the imagination. That’s one reason I have a sign in my office, dangling from the mantel, that asks clients if they have a dream to share or if something unusual happened since their last session.The latter — odd, sometimes surreal experiences — often communicate at great depth what is going…See More
Cliff Bostock posted a blog post
Broken-hearted, lost in a labyrinth, encountering angels
PSYCHOLOGICAL LIFE begins in the imagination. That’s one reason I have a sign in my office, dangling from the mantel, that asks clients if they have a dream to share or if something unusual happened since their last session.The latter — odd, sometimes surreal experiences — often communicate at great depth what is going…See More
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Psychology and "sexting"
I thought some of y'all might be interested in this really insightful, brilliantly written essay about "sexting" from a psychoanalytical perspective:http://www.salon.com/2013/08/01/a_freudian_analysis_of_sexting/As it happens, my original dissertation proposal was about "the erotic body in cyberspace." I junked the idea after I got so much negative reaction to the idea that virtual reality can embody…See More
Cliff Bostock posted a discussion
Psychology and "sexting"
I thought some of y'all might be interested in this really insightful, brilliantly written essay about "sexting" from a psychoanalytical perspective:http://www.salon.com/2013/08/01/a_freudian_analysis_of_sexting/As it happens, my original dissertation proposal was about "the erotic body in cyberspace." I junked the idea after I got so much negative reaction to the idea that virtual reality can embody…See More
michelle campbell replied to Cliff Bostock's discussion Publishing dissertation
"Hmmmmm well then, lead us, in the now, and reflect back later... once again... as before.And don't bore yourself with the rehashing.Create something new which you sense is useful and hope it goes where you wanna be?(aka perhaps your credibility…"
Cliff Bostock replied to Cliff Bostock's discussion Publishing dissertation
"Michelle, thanks for the story. I've heard it a bunch of times.
My particular inspiration for my MA was transpersonal psychology. I thought that mindfulness training would be especially useful. But everyone said that it was woo-woo crap. Now,…"
David Van Nuys replied to Cliff Bostock's discussion Publishing dissertation
"Hi Cliff,
First of all, congratulations to you on getting it done!
It's been 40 years since I did my dissertation. (ouch!) But, I was able to take parts of it and turn those into three publications in academic journals.…"
michelle campbell replied to Cliff Bostock's discussion Publishing dissertation
"I'm not an academic and so can not properly answer your question.I can say though that I'd probably buy it and read it if published.an aside, jsyk - I recall my first ever introduction to the term Depth Psychology. It was in something you…"
Cliff Bostock posted a discussion
Publishing dissertation
I'm interested to know if anyone here has published a doctoral dissertation or thought about it. I was approached about doing it by two publishers when I finished mine, but my attitude has been that I would rather be set on fire than ever look at the thing again.Now, I've received another inquiry about publishing it. Since I'm trying to rebuild my practice after letting it all but disappear, I'm thinking it might be to my advantage to publish it in the interest of establishing credibility. But…See More
Cliff Bostock posted a discussion
Beauty and the environmental movement
Those of you into ecopsychology might enjoy this article about the sakura tradition in Aeon Magazine.A sample:Political environmentalism has learnt to take a functional view of nature, turning a blind eye to cultural values such as beauty and to aesthetic practices such as hanami. In striving to establish an impartial, globally consistent means of gauging nature’s value, local…See More
Gerard O Hemmerle replied to Cliff Bostock's discussion Free (intensive) mythology class
"Thank you for this info. I must've been drinking from the river Lethe."
Gray Crawford replied to Cliff Bostock's discussion Free (intensive) mythology class
"Thank you for sharing this, Cliff. I also hope you share some of your experiences with this. It is tempting for me to sign up, but I know that I do not have the time in my schedule for this at the moment. I would love to hear if…"
Esther Waldron replied to Cliff Bostock's discussion Free (intensive) mythology class
"Hello Cliff,
I discovered Coursera only yesterday and was pondering signing up for this very course as I thought it would be useful for leading my JCF Mythological RoundTable group. When I visited the Alliance today I saw your posting…"
Julie Ann Perkins replied to Cliff Bostock's discussion Free (intensive) mythology class
"Thank you, Cliff. Very interesting! I hope you will post about your experience with the course.
For me, the historical context is inextricable in understanding and embodying myth, as our place on the earth richly informs our body,…"
Cliff Bostock posted a discussion
Free (intensive) mythology class
I am curious if anyone has taken one of the free classes offered by Coursera. If you don't know about it, they are taught by some really noted professors, sponsored by some leading universities.I enrolled in one in Greek and Roman Mythology that begins Monday, April 22. It's 10 weeks and requires a lot of reading, videos, and forum discussion. Apparently, thousands of people -- well, the instructor says tens of thousands -- have enrolled, which is pretty mind-blowing.Check it out here:…See More
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- Atlanta, Georgia
- What are your main areas of interest?
- Jungian Psychology, Archetypal Psychology, Mythology, Liberation Psychology, Somatic Psychology, Transpersonal Psych
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- PhD
- If so, from what institution?
- Pacifica
- Are you a licensed or clinical therapist?
- "it's complicated"
- Please share a little about yourself by way of introduction. What draws you to Depth Psychology and what are you looking for from this community?
- My interest in the therapeutic value of the imaginal.
There was no other space to mention that I am also deeply interested in the reconciliation of post-structural discourses, particularly Queer Theory, and Jung's and HIllman's work.
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Broken-hearted, lost in a labyrinth, encountering angels
Posted on December 31, 2013 at 11:37am 0 Comments 1 Like
PSYCHOLOGICAL LIFE begins in the imagination. That’s one reason I have a sign in my office, dangling from the mantel, that asks clients if they have a dream to share or if something unusual happened since their last session.
The latter — odd,…
Continue Elaine Pagels on the Book of Revelation
Posted on March 2, 2012 at 6:33am 0 Comments 0 Likes
The New Yorker has an interesting essay on Elaine Pagel's new book, "“Revelations: Visions, Prophecy, and Politics in the Book of Revelation” (Viking). I posted the following on Facebook about the New Yorker essay:
ContinueI grew up in the New Church, which is based on Swedenborg's symbolic reading of the Book…
Remembering the brilliant, cantankerous, imperfect James Hillman
Posted on October 31, 2011 at 1:14pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
I've written a pretty lengthy post on my personal blog, Sacred Disorder (linked below), about my struggle with James Hillman's work and my encounters with him during my years at Pacifica Graduate Institute. Here's the opening:
James Hillman, whose work I have long regarded as my intellectual… Continue
Policing cyberspace, policing the psyche
Posted on April 21, 2011 at 3:28pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
I was recently referred by a client to a year-old New York Times article about images and the Internet. The article, “Policing the Web’s Lurid Precincts” by Brad Stone, specifically deals with how repeatedly viewing… Continue Comment Wall (9 comments)
- At 10:21pm on March 31, 2011,
Dorene Mahoney said… Cliff, welcome to The Twilight Zone and Encountering the Numinous! I checked out your site and look forward to having you share your thoughts on the different issues that surface in these groups. Also, feel free to launch a thread on one or more issues of particular interest to you. Fresh voices are always welcome.
I am a business coach, but I too use depth methods to help my clients reconnect with their deeper selves and move through blocks. In fact, my work today is very much influenced by my master's thesis which was entitled, "Images of Individuation: Using Collage to Inquire into the Nature of Disquiet." It was an amazing study and really changed my life as a business woman. That project focused on collage, but one could use drawing, or clay, or active imagination, or any number of non-rational methods to access what is outside of conscious thought for an individual. I will enjoy following your work.
- At 8:21pm on March 8, 2011,
Lucia d'Ancona said…
- At 5:08am on March 7, 2011, Lucia d'Ancona said…
Cliff!!!! Body-Life Coaching! Saw both your sites and am adding you to my blogroll in the next reviso.
You rock! Seems like we have some similar research interests.
Ever explore Kashi Atlanta?
Best regards,
Lucia
- At 4:06pm on March 6, 2011, Lucia d'Ancona said…
- Cliff, would you weigh in on my forum post titled Doctoral Dilemma? I see that you are a Pacifica PhD grad. Need feedback. :-)
- At 11:26am on January 8, 2011,
Ed Koffenberger said… - Welcome to our smaller fellowship.
- At 9:33am on January 7, 2011,
Bonnie Bright said… - I hear you about what to do with a Depth Psych PhD...The good news is that this site is really beginning to be populated with lots of professionals who are doing exciting things with a Jungian or Depth Psych education. So much value in community!--hope it gives you some ideas and valuable connections...
- At 7:23am on January 7, 2011, Ed Koffenberger said…
Hello Cliff,
Welcome to the site! I see you are from GA. You might want to join the Jung in the South group. We are planning to sponsor a conference in the South sometime this year. Six states are respresented in the group so far. Glad you are with us.
Ed
- At 12:00am on January 7, 2011,
Robert G. Longpré said… - I've just visited your blog at "Sacred Disorder" and was glad that I had done so as it validates much of what I am always writing about - the power of images and of healing. It's good to meet another person here.
- At 11:21pm on January 6, 2011, Bonnie Bright said…
- Hi Cliff. Welcome to the Alliance! I know your name...but not sure from where. Pacifica? Twitter? Forgive me: I'm sure I should remember! Regardless, so glad you're here and looking forward to knowing you more! Enjoy the community!
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