Alliance members get 10% off! USE CODE "Depth" at checkout (or if that doesn't work, choose the "earlybird" discount, even though the deadline has technically passed)
Join Jungian psychotherapist Robert Romanyshyn, Ph.D. for a 10-Webinar Series, hosted by Jung Platform
Course description: Based on a close reading of Mary Shelley's novel this webinar series explores multiple ways her story is a re-telling of the mythic tale of Prometheus and the Christian story of creation within the context of science and technology.
Robert Romanyshyn, Ph.D., is an Affiliate Member of the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts and an emeritus professor of psychology in the Clinical and Depth Psychotherapy Programs at Pacifica Graduate Institute. He has authored six books, has contributed chapters to numerous edited volumes, and published essays and reviews in many professional journals. In addition to lectures and workshops presented in the U.S., he has taught and lectured in Europe, Canada, New Zealand, Australia and parts of Africa.
Brief Description of the 10 sessions
# 1-August 12: A presentation of seven prophetic themes in Mary Shelley's original story.
# 2-August 26: Introduction: Technology as Cultural Symptom and Collective Dream
# 3-September 16: Stealing Fire from the Gods: Titanic Hubris
# 4-September 30: Conceived by Man, not Born of Woman
# 5-October 14: Flight from Death
#6-October 28: The Eichmann Complex
#7- November 11: The Last Generation?
#8- November 18:The Orphan
#9- December 2: Fire and Ice
#10-December 16: What are Poets for in a destitute time?
Dates:
August 12, 26
September 16, 30
October 14, 28
November 11, 18
December 2, 16
Time: 60 minutes per session starting at 5 pm PST / 8pm EST
Cost: $150 for 10 sessions. (Includes an audio recording of the live event). NOTE: Discount for Depth Alliance Members. Use code DEPTH at checkout or choose the earlybird discount.
Please note: This course is offered by Jung Platform. Please direct any questions to info@JungPlatform.com
Click here to listen to an interview on the eco crisis and the Frankenstein image with Robert Romanyshyn and Bonnie Bright
Comments