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Carl G. JungSince I began this page in June 1995 much Jung related writing has become available on the Web. This site was one of the first, but it is brief. Jung is important in my explorations of the psyche online. Having a page like this with links is a way of connecting, form of conversation.
The term psychology as used by Jung is the
sense in which I use it -- literally as a study of
the psyche. The exploration of the psychology of
cyberspace relates to the collective unconscious,
symbols and metaphor and the value of the
imagination, all areas where Jung is an inspiration.
This Jung page especially references articles and
sites that look at cyberspace in a Jungian way. Even
in this area it will be hard to be anymore useful
than C. G. Jung
Pages, the most comprehensive site!
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Cyberspace & Technology links
Cyberspace: Shadow of the Cultural Imagination? by Cliff Bostock
Cyberwork: The archetypal imagination in new realms of ensoulment Cliff Bostock
Deiknymena: Erotic revelations in cyberspace by Cliff Bostock
Techne & Psyche Dolores Brien: Weblog.
On Technology as Symptom and Dream Robert Romanyshyn
Archetypes of the Internet by Dolores Brien. Adapted from a review of Mark Stefik's book Internet Dreams: Archetypes, Myths and Metaphors
Computers, the Internet, and the Abdication of Consciousness Stephen L. Talbott Includes an interview of ST by Dolores Brien. And some sort essays: The Machine in the Ghost, Towards a Jungian Psychology of Technology.
Hermes and the Creation of Space by Murray Stein
General Links
AION Reading Group - Description As a result of discussion on alt.psychology.jung the AION Reading Group was set up. It concluded in May 1995. The archives of this email group are available (if I can dig them up).
Exploring the Self in C.G. Jung's Aion A review by Walter Logeman that is published in The Round Table Review, May/June 1996
Alchemy
When I first made this link over 42 megabytes (thousands
of pages) of information on alchemy in all its facets,
now, 2002, it has twice that!
alt.psychology.jung
Jungian Newsgroup: A newsgroup which started in about May
95. It has steady flow of thoughtful posts. Added 2002:
Perhaps the flow is less thoughtful now? It is available
on
Google.
Conversation
with Daryl Sharp sorted by thread
"A discussion of C.G. JUNG: HIS MYTH IN OUR TIME
with Daryl Sharp, the General Editor of Inner City Books:
Studies in Jungian Psychology by Jungian Analysts. Daryl
is responsible for re-issuing Dr. Marie-Louise von
Franz's book which was originally published in German
in 1972 and in English in 1975."
C. G. Jung Pages
The most comprehensive site. Go there first!
The
C.G. Jung Page: a list of online articles
Jungian psychology and psychoanalysis. Including clinical
issues, symbolism, film, culture, techno-psychology, etc.
CG Jung
Seminar Series
Procedings of all these excellent email groups.
Richard
Correlli's Site
Richard's pages are a good reference for
psychological material -- with a holistic and Jungian
flavour.
Jung-L -
Mailing List
Once there was Jung-Psyc, moderated and organised into
small digests. Jung-Psyc closed and has was replaced by jungpsy set up by Matthew Clapp, I
am not sure it still functions. Jung-L is an
active list created in 1999 by Robert G. Longpré.
JungNet and jungindex
Now gone I think: JungNet
e-newsletter, not an interactive list. Distributed by
Matthew Clapp who once ran the C.G. Jung Index. A review
by Matthew. (I leave these references here as they may
assist in searching old archives).
Created June 1995, Updated: Sunday, 26 January 2003