PSY 512 - Depth Psychology - University of Philosophical Research

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Xuất bản 20/08/2015
Website: http://www.uprs.edu Wisdom stories reflect a broad range of human concerns. This course is an exploration of psychological functions of the mythic imagination. Initiatory patterns drawn from ancient narratives appear in movies and other cultural forms that reveal our aspirations. We will examine familiar mystery tales to study archetypal elements that shape experience, role and social contributions. We will also consider how mythic narratives reflect pluralistic models of psychological life. Jonathan Young, Ph.D. -- Clinical Psychology, Alliant International University, San Diego. Storyteller and psychologist, Dr. Young assisted Joseph Campbell at seminars and was the founding curator of the Joseph Campbell Archives and Library. His books and articles focus on personal mythology. Creator and former chair of the Mythological Studies at the Pacifica Graduate Institute, Dr. Young is now director of the Center for Story and Symbol in Santa Barbara, California. Session 1 -- Mythic Stories in Depth Psychology -- Cinderella Session 2 -- Moments of Transformation -- The Frog King Session 3 -- The Journey of Initiation -- The Wizard of Oz Session 4 -- The Trickster - Robin Hood Session 5 -- Mentors and Benefactors -- The Talking Eggs Session 6 -- The Belly of the Beast -- Little Red Riding Hood Session 7 -- The Dark Forest -- Hansel and Gretel Session 8 -- The Beloved of the Soul -- Rapunzel Session 9 -- The Search for Meaning -- Yvaine and the Grail Story Session 10 -- Claiming Your Story -- The Ugly Duckling
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