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Carl Gustav JungLas ideas de Jung ofrecen una manera interesante de acercarse a las realidades psicológicas complejas de Cuba, con su extraordinaria riqueza en la vida espiritual. Muchas de las ideas de Jung han sido y están desarrollado alrededor del mundo clásico de hace mas de dos milenios atras. Cuba representa una oportunidad para desarrollar esas ideas en un contexto en que las relaciones con los dioses están vivas hoy en dia. Vease su obra bajo forma electronica, gratis.
En Cuba, el poeta José Lezama Lima y los artistas
Wilfredo Lam, Yoan Capote, y
Gertrudis Rivalta han sido influenciados por Jung. El psycólogo
Mario
Colli, anterioramente del Departamento de Psicología del Hospital
Psiquiátrico de La Habana, utilisó
las ideas de Jung enfrentando la realidad cubana, y esta ahora en la
Universidad del Valle, Guatemala, que tiene su
CV. See below for his works in electronic format, free. In Cuba, the poet José Lezama Lima and the artists Wilfredo Lam, Yoan Capote, and Gertrudis Rivalta have been influenced by Jung. Psychologist Mario Colli, formerly of the Department of Psychology at Havana Psychiatric Hospital, applied Jung's ideas to Cuban realities and is now at the Universidad del Valle, Guatemala, which has his CV. |
e-biblioteca de Carl Jung - hay dos paginas de libros aqui. Para descargar los libros, hay que andar un poco mas bajo en la pagina por cada libro y pulsar sobre el botón "descargar"
Recuerdos Sueños Pensamientos, la autobriografia de Jung: hay que andar un poco mas bajo en la pagina por cada libro y pulsar sobre el botón "descargar"
Memories, Dreams Reflections
archive.org/details/MemoriesDreamsReflectionsCarlJung
Psychological Types (1946 translation)
monoskop.org/images/8/8d/Jung_Gustav_Carl_Psychological_Types_1946.Pdf
(click on PDF icon)
archive.org/search.php?query=creator%3A%22Carl+Jung%22
Culture Complex
Racism
Blinded by whiteness: Racism as a complex of European American cultural psyche
books.google.com/books/about/Blinded_by_Whiteness.html?id=yzz6sgEACAAJ
Africa & Diaspora
African Americans and Jungian Psychology: Leaving the Shadows
books.google.com/books?id=41UlDgAAQBAJ
Sabina Spielrein
Sex, Lies and Letters: A Sample of Significant Deceptions in the Freud/Jung
Relationship
www.csulb.edu/~mfiebert/freud.htm
Making of Soul: Sabina Spielrein and C. G. Jung
www.lighthousedownunder.com/spielrein.pdf
France
www.cairn.info/revue-cahiers-jungiens-de-psychanalyse.htm
Brazil
Jung Center trips to Cuba
Cuba: Myths, Music & Magic: trip organized through the New York Center for Jungian Studies, Jan 4-11, 2014.
This may be an annual event as it was also organized under the title Cuba January 2016: Myth, Music, and Spirit
UK
US
YOAN CAPOTE Collective Unconscious 7/13/2015 The Brooklyn
Rail: "The Cuban artist Yoan Capote is an embodiment of the
archetypal Hephaestus, the Olympian god of the hammer and forge, so
undervalued in today’s art making. Capote builds much of his work
using classical sculptural techniques, and represents the best of a
Communist worker tradition. Capote is part of the revolution’s
second generation. His father, Jesús, is a mechanic who helped make
Apertura (2014 – 2015), a pair of hand-filed scissors in the shape
of Florida and Cuba. Jesús Capote was part of a generation that was
sacrificed to the revolution, while Yoan’s free education has
allowed him to learn techniques like lost-wax casting, clay
modeling, and drawing, and to build on his father’s legacy of
craftsmanship. Capote is a diarist of Cuba’s psychological condition
and uses his sculptural skills to describe Cuba’s complex
revolutionary history."
Exhibition Close-Up: Yoan Capote, Collective Unconscious 6/8/2015 Cuban
Art News: "While his perspective is Cuban, Capote’s influences are
international. He decided to title the show Collective Unconscious—a
term coined by Carl Jung to describe a part of the mind shared by
all human beings—as a tribute to the Swiss psychologist. “I was very
influenced by Carl Jung, after I started to investigate his
writings,” Capote told the group. “I found a lot of inspiration in
his texts.”
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