You do not currently have permission to view the full text for this document. Please sign in to an account with an active subscription or contact support.
The following information was kindly supplied by G. Guy-Gillet.
Academic year, October 1976-July 1977
| E. Rogé: | The quest of the Grail: anima or self |
| A. Teillard: | Experience |
| E. Humbert: | Fundamental ideas in analytical psychology |
| L. Aurigemma: | The theme of death in myths and tales and its contribution to analysis |
| C. Affholder: | Jung and the humanistic sciences |
| H. Téboul-Wiart: | Relationships between the female analyst and the female analysand |
| P. Solié: | The great mother and the puer aeternus |
| G. Guy-Gillet: | The great mother and the ithyphallic Hermes |
| R. Cahen: | Analytic relaxation |
Monthly lectures
| P. Solié: | The great mother and the crisis in civilisation |
| E. Humbert: | Analytical psychology and death |
| H. Téboul-Wiart: | Enantiodromia—the female aspect of rebirth |
| A. Loupiac: |
The following information was kindly supplied by H-J. Wilke
Bremen seminar: September 24-25, 1976
| K. Anderten: | Little Red Riding Hood—a perilous path and the regulating power of the self |
| S. Günther: | Pedagogic intervention as a parameter in the treatment of children and adolescents by depth psychology—unthinkable for the dynamic of the self? |
| H. Hark: | The reality of the self in the symbolism of therapy |
| C. Gailard: | Jung and art |
| W. and O. Marc: | Birth and rebirth through the experience of the body |
| R. Cahen: | Cosmogony and homosexuality |