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17-19 November 2000
San Francisco, California
Announcing a Fall 2000 Symposium, History of Analytical Psychology Symposium: Our Living History, 17-19 November 2000. Leading Jungian analysts and scholars will present papers on the history of the development of analytical psychology as a profession. C. G. Jung has long been considered primarily as deviating from Freud and psychoanalysis, but this Symposium brings together leading Jungian analysts and scholars to show how Jung's psychology has emerged as an international movement of its own with professional groups in many parts of the world.
| Presenters: | ||
| John Beebe | Susan Bostrom-Wong | Joseph Cambray |
| Coline Covington | Ernst Falzeder | Joe Henderson |
Co-sponsored by the Journal of Analytical Psychology and the C. G. Jung Institute of San Francisco.
For further information:
Eric Giegerich at the C. G. Jung Institute of San Francisco:
Tel: (415)-771-8080 Fax: (415)-771-8926
Website at
| Mario Jacoby |
| Tom Kirsch |
| Andrew Samuels | Sonu Shamdasani | Jay Sherry |
| Dyane Sherwood | Ellen Siegelman | Thomas Singer |
| Murray Stein | George Wagner | Suzanne Wagner |
| Beverley Zabriskie | Luigi Zoja |