Pozvánka na online konferenci JUNGIANEUM Biennale 2025
24.-25.5.2025
JUNGIANEUM-Biennale-Programme-May-24-and-25-2025
Dear Colleagues,
I’m taking the liberty of sharing with you some details about the inaugural JUNGIANEUM/Biennale, supported by the IAAP and inspired by Jung’s seminal work The Undiscovered Self (originally published in German as Gegenwart und Zukunft – Present and Future).
I would greatly appreciate it if you could share this information with your local Jungian group.
This event, organized by JUNGIANEUM and supported by the IAAP, draws inspiration from Jung’s book “The Undiscovered Self” (published in German as “Present and Future”). In this work C.G. Jung seeks to address a question that demands renewed attention today: “Who or what is hindering humanity from living peacefully on Earth”? This event will help to convey Analytical Psychology’s Proposals for Today’s Unhinged World.
Our lineup features some of the most esteemed voices in analytical psychology today: Steve Aizenstat, Naomi Azriel, Paul Bishop, Stefano Carpani, Joseph Cambray, Police Officer Az- Oolay, Elana Lakh, Imany Ayad, Brook Laufer, Noa Feuerstein, Arthur Niesser, Nataliia Pavlovskaia, Andrew Samuels, Tom Singer, Murray Stein, Ruth Williams, Mary Watkins, and Polly Young-Eisendrath.
Join the 1st JUNGIANEUM/Biennale. Get your ticket here: https://buytickets.at/jungiameum/1590398
JUNGIANEUM is a pro-bono initiative. The fee (€50) will be fully dedicated to covering conference expenses and supporting the development of current and future JUNGIANEUM initiatives.
Please find attached the full program, abstracts and bios.
Thank you for your support! We look forward to meeting you on May 24–25, 2025.
Stefano Carpani an the JUNGIANEUM Team