Karey Pohn
“To Dream the Impossible Dream”
James Hillman, in Re-visioning Psychology (1992a) talks about the Knight Errant in the same chapter that he discusses bricolage, and he goes
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Karey Pohn
- 7 min
Psyche’s Postmodern Mirror
The Internet links us with other individuals and also a vast collective, bringing the idea of interconnectedness into our consciousness, and
Karey Pohn
- 1 min
To and Fro
Hillman and Ventura (1992) engage in a dialog about the very book that they are writing.
Karey Pohn
- 3 min
A Participatory Process
The Internet is participatory, like movies, play, and conversations. Being able to explore in your own way, not in someone else’s order, is
Karey Pohn
- 7 min
Why the Web?
If Alice were alive today, she might very well muse, “What good is a book at all if we can have access to the Internet, with links, as well
Karey Pohn
- 8 min
Movies As Depth Psychological Praxis
painting, poetry and literature all reflect soulful preoccupations that extend beyond individual vision and address the mythos of people.
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- 6 min
The Cultural Conversation
Depth psychology has a long tradition of discussing culture. Freud, Jung and Hillman all wrote essays about culture.
Karey Pohn
- 5 min
Art and the Origins of Depth Psychology
Both Hillman and Freud acknowledge a debt to artists. Freud is reported to have said: “Everywhere I go, I find a poet has been there before
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- 1 min
The Conversation Between Depth Psychology and Culture
The word “conversation” implies an interaction, a give and take, a back and forth; and this back and forth aptly describes the...
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