Jung Journal-culture & Psyche

期刊简介：Jung Journal: Culture & Psyche is an international quarterly published by the C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco, one of the oldest institutions in America dedicated to Jungian studies and analytic training. Founded in 1979 by John Beebe under the title The San Francisco Jung Institute Library Journal , Jung Journal has evolved from a local journal of book and film reviews to one that attracts readers and contributors worldwide -- from the Academy, the arts, and from Jungian analyst-scholars. Featuring peer-reviewed scholarly articles, poetry, art, book and film reviews Jung Journal offers a dialogue between culture—as reflected in art, literature, science, and world events—and contemporary Jungian views of the dynamic relationship between the cultural and personal aspects of the human psyche. Sometimes scholarly, sometimes provocative, always creative, the content of Jung Journal: Culture & Psyche hopes to stimulate deeper thought and reflection on psychological, philosophical, artistic, and spiritual themes. Examples of recent articles span a broad spectrum of Jungian and post-Jungian thought: “Eagles and Jaguars: Archetypes and Myths in Gang Entrenched Latinx Men” by Abner Flores, “Relating to the Loser Complexity” by Michael E. Reding, “Amazing Grace” by Linda Carter, “Eat my Flesh, Drink my Blood: Archetypal Elements in the QAnon Conspiracy” by Jim Kline, “Decoding Toni’s Stone: C.G. Jung’s Memorial for Toni Wolff” by Kevin B. Turner and Chia-Wei Yang, “Encounters in the Silent Land of COVID-19 Quarantine: Art and Literature” by Caterina Vezzoli and Livia Di Stefano, and “Psychotherapy in the Shadow of Shame: The Polish Experience of Institutionalized Homo-, Bi-, and Transphobia” by Daniel Bak. Special issues have featured major themes such as the visual arts; the clinical experience; reflections on AIDs, otherness, and the Jung Institute; and a rescuing and retaining of persona in Alane Sauder MacGuire’s final work. Upcoming themes include the spiritual psyche and the immigration experience. Jung Journal: Culture & Psyche is a peer reviewed journal in which articles that are submitted for publication are double anonymized peer reviewed, meaning that neither the reviewer nor the author is known to one another. Commentary that is submitted to the editor from the peer reviewers is synthesized and given to the author from the Editor of the journal under her name. Visit https://sfjung.org/jung-journal/ for additional information. Publication office: Taylor & Francis, Inc., 530 Walnut Street, Suite 850, Philadelphia, PA 19106 .

【译文】Jung Journal: Culture & Psyche 是由 C.G. 出版的国际季刊。旧金山荣格研究所是美国最古老的致力于荣格研究和分析培训的机构之一。 《荣格杂志》由约翰·毕比 (John Beebe) 于 1979 年创立，名称为《旧金山荣格研究所图书馆杂志》(The San Francisco Jung Institute Library Journal)，该杂志已从一份当地的书评和电影评论杂志发展成为一份吸引全世界读者和撰稿人的杂志——来自学院、艺术界和荣格分析学者。 《荣格杂志》以同行评审的学术文章、诗歌、艺术、书籍和电影评论为特色，提供了艺术、文学、科学和世界事件所反映的文化与当代荣格关于人类心理的文化和个人方面之间动态关系的观点之间的对话。 《荣格杂志：文化与心灵》的内容有时具有学术性，有时具有挑衅性，但始终具有创造性，希望激发对心理、哲学、艺术和精神主题的更深入思考和反思。最近文章的例子涵盖了荣格和后荣格思想的广泛范围：阿布纳·弗洛雷斯（Abner Flores）的“老鹰和美洲虎：根深蒂固的拉丁裔男性中的原型和神话”，迈克尔·E·雷丁（Michael E. Reding）的“与失败者的复杂性”，琳达·卡特（Linda Carter）的“奇异恩典”，吉姆·克莱恩（Jim Kline）的“吃我的肉，喝我的血：QAnon阴谋中的原型元素”，“解码”凯文·B·特纳 (Kevin B. Turner) 和杨嘉伟 (Chia-Wei Yang) 撰写的《托尼之石：C.G. 荣格 (C.G. Jung) 对托尼·沃尔夫 (Toni Wolff) 的纪念》，卡特琳娜·维佐利 (Caterina Vezzoli) 和莉维亚·迪·斯蒂法诺 (Livia Di Stefano) 撰写的《在 COVID-19 隔离的寂静之地中相遇：艺术与文学》，以及丹尼尔·巴克 (Daniel Bak) 撰写的《羞耻阴影下的心理治疗：制度化同性恋、双性恋和变性恐惧症的波兰经验》。特刊以视觉艺术等主要主题为特色；临床经验；对艾滋病、差异性和荣格研究所的反思；以及阿兰·绍德·麦奎尔最后一部作品中对人格面具的拯救和保留。即将推出的主题包括精神心理和移民经历。 《Jung Journal：Culture & Psyche》是一本同行评审期刊，提交发表的文章均经过双重匿名同行评审，这意味着评审者和作者彼此都不认识。同行评审员提交给编辑的评论是综合的，并由期刊编辑以作者的名义提供给作者。请访问 https://sfjung.org/jung-journal/ 了解更多信息。出版办公室：Taylor & Francis, Inc., 530 Walnut Street, Suite 850, Philadelphia, PA 19106。