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SEX and its Undeniable Power to Fascinate
SEX and its Undeniable Power to Fascinate

Sex fascinates us. Whether we turn toward it, flushed and excited or away from it, tense and disquieted. Archetypal images of sex adorn the threshold…

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HOLIDAY HAUNTINGS, or Who are these people?!?!
HOLIDAY HAUNTINGS, or Who are these people?!?!

Holiday homecomings kindle hopes of achieving a domestic ideal, though family gatherings are also likely to evoke old roles and emotions. Families op…

3 years, 5 months ago

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THERAPISTS on the SILVER SCREEN: fantasy or fact?
THERAPISTS on the SILVER SCREEN: fantasy or fact?

In psychoanalysis, a screen memory covers up a deeper, more emotionally charged issue. Similarly, movie and television screens both shield and open u…

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REVOLUTION: the way of radical renewal
REVOLUTION: the way of radical renewal

We tend to think of revolution as a people’s push-back against perceived oppression—a reaction to rulership that has rejected fairness, change, and a…

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MELANCHOLY: the exquisite ache of life
MELANCHOLY: the exquisite ache of life

Melancholy evokes images of poets and artists for whom suffering and giftedness go hand in hand. Creative ability as compensation for affliction is d…

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GAMES: a metaphor for life
GAMES: a metaphor for life

Humans have played games since prehistoric times. Games bring us together and pit us against each other. We agree to rules, take turns, develop toler…

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STAY-AT-HOME DADS: Emerging Potentials in the Father Archetype
STAY-AT-HOME DADS: Emerging Potentials in the Father Archetype

As our bonds to historic roles loosen, fathers are finding new ways to express themselves within the family dynamic. In 2014 Pew Research Center iden…

3 years, 6 months ago

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SEWING: Stitching a Life Together
SEWING: Stitching a Life Together

Humans moved from stitching animal hides to sewing cloth, from necessity to fashion, and from handwork to factory. To sew is to repair, alter, and cr…

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Matthew Quick on Jung, heartbreak, and healing in his new novel We Are the Light.
Matthew Quick on Jung, heartbreak, and healing in his new novel We Are the Light.

Matthew Quick, author of The Silver Linings Playbook, shares himself and his new book, We Are the Light. Writer’s block led Quick to ThisJungian Life…

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Zombies: a call to consciousness
Zombies: a call to consciousness

Zombies have recently risen from mythological depths to menace modern-day culture. Zombies image the horror of vulnerability to dehumanized existence…

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