Collective Structures of Imagination in Jungian Interpretation / / edited by Robert A. Segal, Ilona Błocian, and Andrew Kuzmicki.

• Superior document: Contemporary Psychoanalytic Studies ; 30
• TeilnehmendeR: Błocian, Ilona,; Segal, Robert A.,; Kuzmicki, Andrew,
• Place / Publishing House: Leiden ;, Boston : : Brill,, [2022]; ©2023
• Year of Publication: 2022
• Edition: 1st ed.
• Language: English
• Series: Contemporary Psychoanalytic Studies ; 30.
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (380 pages)

This volume explores the theoretical area of C. G. Jung's social thought (social imagery) and its contemporary interpretations in the perspective of the political conflicts phenomena, stereotypes, discrimination, consumerism, popular culture, technopolis and dysfunctions in the sense of security.

This book presents an analysis of the social aspects of Carl Gustav Jung's thought and its followers, the interpretation of the phenomena of contemporary social life (social imagery) from the perspective of the main categories of this thought (archetype, unconscious, collectivity, mass society, mass man). It also contains an attempt of their application for understanding contemporary social and political phenomena (e.g. Brazilian sebastianism, Balkan conflicts, virtual-imagery sphere of communication, figures of imagery in popular culture, and others). The authors examine the relationship between Jung’s and Jungians' (E. Neumann, J. Hillman, J. L. Henderson) conceptions and many accompanying them (e.g. Frankfurt school, Bachelard’s philosophy, American cultural psychoanalysis) and the background of contemporary conceptions of social psychology, sociology, and cultural anthropology.

Table of Contents

List of Figures -- Introduction: Archetypes and Imagination / Ilona Blocian, Robert Segal, and Andrew Kuzmicki -- Part 1: Collective Structures of the Unconscious -- 1 What Is Real? / John Beebe -- 2 Jung and Social Thought / Ilona Blocian -- 3 Interpretation Dilemmas Relating to Carl Gustav Jung's Concept in the Context of the Sociological-Anthropological Tradition / Ewa Kwiatkowska -- Part 2: Social Imaginarium -- 4 The Lost Art of Personalization / Vicky Jo Varner -- 5 The Wall: Object, Image, and Processes in the Individual and Collective Psyche / Monica Luci -- 6 An Unconscious Source of Images: about how Bachelard Read Jung / Kamila Morawska -- 7 In the Quest for Temenos: Metaphors for the Origins of Serbian Cultural Complexes / Bojana Stamenkovic Rudic -- 8 Therapy of Shadow in Film and Literature Introductory Remarks / Maria Kostyszak -- 9 Archetypal Feminine in Kaxinawá's Stories: A Decolonizing Option to Jungian Approach / Hannah Hennebert -- 10 The Hero as a Dominant Mythical Motif in Western Culture and Its Relevance Nowadays: The Postulates of Jung and his Followers / Patrycja Neumann -- 11 What Only They Could See: A Comparative Analysis of Hilma af Klint's Swan Paintings and C. G. Jung's Mandala Sketches / Kathrin Schaeppi -- 12 Traces of Psychological Impact Found in the Drawings by Cancer Patients / Norifumi Kishimoto -- 13 Return to Indigenous Art Forms: Potential for Healing / Josepha Bayes-King -- 14 Erich Neumann's Great Mother, André Green's Dead Mother, and Ecopsychology / Lidar Shany -- 15 Wotan and Cocks: Reframing Jungian Sociology for the Early 21st Century / Johann Graaff -- Part 3: Psychological Significance in Social Processes -- 16 Thinking of a Social Hierarchy as an Instinctual and Archetypal Phenomenon / Andrew Kuzmicki -- 17 Cultural Complex, Death Anxiety, and Individuation During the Times of Populism: A Dialogue between Jungian Psychology and Social Psychology / Helge Michael Osterhold -- 18 Portuguese Sebastianism as an Intersection Field between the Right and Left Political Forces in Brazilian 2018 Presidential Elections / Gustavo Orlandeli Marques -- 19 From Compensation to Purpose. A Neo-Jungian Critique of Horkheimer and Marcuse / Stefano Carpani -- 20 Mania of Contemporary Capitalism-A Polish Perspective / Michaó Wróblewski -- Index.