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Calgary Jung Society
Friday, 18 May 2012
Books for Sylvia Perera Event

Books for Sylvia Perera Event

Self Connection Books are generously offering a 10% discount for Calgary Jung Society members on books by Sylvia Perera, and on background reading for the event.  You can order books by clicking on the links below.  When you go to the page showing your 'cart' enter JUNGPERERA in the 'Coupon Code' field and click 'Submit. 

Books can be delivered to the lecture on Friday 4th June.  Just choose 'Pick up at Conference' under Shipping Methods, and pick them up at the library table.

Books by Sylvia Perera:

The Irish Bull God: Image of Multiform and
Integral Masculinity


 

The Scapegoat Complex: Toward a Mythology of Shadow and Guilt

 Descent to the Goddess: A Way of Initiation for Women

 

Other Recommended Reading for the Sylvia Perera Events:

Sylvia says, "Carl Jung saw psychotherapy as an essential, Western initiatory rite, and depth analysis as the psychological equivalent to the alchemical making of gold. I will present stories from the analytic work of several clients that reveal the processes through which they  moved and were moved by concrete actions into the depths of psyche. The created rites become a bridge to the sacred and a source of personal transformation."

Readings that may be of interest about ritual (those with links are available at the discounted price through Self Connection - see above for details):


Erich Neumann. 1976. “The psychological meaning of ritual.” In Quadrant, NY, C.G. Jung Foundation for Analytical Psychology.

Sylvia B. Perera. 1986. “Ceremonies of the emerging ego in psychotherapy” in. The Body in Analysis. M. Stein and N. Schwartz-Salant, eds. Chiron.

1988. “Ritual integration of aggression in psychotherapy” in The Borderline Personality in Psychoanalysis.  Stein and Schwartz-Salant, eds. Chiron.

1990. “Dream Ddsign: some operations underlying clinical dream appreciation” in Dreams in Analysis, Stein and Schwartz-Salant, eds, Chiron.

Roy Rappaport. 1999. Ritual and Religion in the making of humanity. Cambridge Univ. Press.
 

Rites of the Celtic Wellsprings – Saturday
 

Janet and Colin Bord. Sacred Waters: Holy wells and water lore in Britain and Ireland.

Cross and Slover, Ancient Irish Tales
 
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