tagged w/ Carl Jung
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Short film about Collective unconscious.
Back in the November...when I first have discovered meaning of the term I got absolutely fascinased by it and I have read many articles about it.
In that time I was also reading a book Steppenwolf by Hermann Hesse and that inspired me as well so I decide to make a short film about an intelectual who is strugling from the harschness of the modern age, who is trying to explain the term with his chaotic thoughts.
The idea of the film is that every person is sharing his individual process of thinking.
Camera: Panasonic GH1
Lenses: Basic lens, Pentacon auto 2.8/29
Sound: Zoom H4nShort film about Collective unconscious.
Back in the November...when I first have... more
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Said to be the "The most influential unpublished work in the history of psychology" The Red Book, is the latest and final work of Carl Jung, Swiss psychologist, who died in 1961.
Jung chose to leave the work unpublished.
At the top of his scientific game, he knew the unconscious explorations chronicled in this opus would jeopardize his medical reputation.Said to be the "The most influential unpublished work in the history of... more
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When psychoanalyst Carl Jung found himself face-to-face with haunting visions and inner voices, he did not bow down. Instead, he proceeded to document and decipher his battles for 16 years. The end result is his Red Book, and now, more than 25 music, film and cultural personalities are set to debate each of its 205 pages.
Until recently, people had only heard of the unpublished work, though it already had been deemed the "holy grail of the unconscious." But this week, as publisher W.W. Norton agreed to release its first ever full-length version, New York's Rubin Museum of Art announced it will display it on exhibit, the Associated Press reported.
And in honor of its unveiling, the museum is launching a Red Book dialogue series, pairing each personality with a psychoanalyst to interpret the work. Sessions featuring Sarah Silverman and David Byrne have already sold out, though $25 tickets can still be purchased to see Billy Corgan, writer Alice Walker and philosopher Cornel West. Even Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey is slated to grapple with the Red Book, though on a date still yet to be determined.
The dialogue series starts on Oct. 19, with a session featuring Tibet scholar Robert Thurman, and runs until Jan. 24, 2010.When psychoanalyst Carl Jung found himself face-to-face with haunting visions and... more
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"While preparing for her role as Addison Montgomery Shepherd, or the villainous Mrs. Dr. McDreamy to fans of the hit series “Grey’s Anatomy,” Kate Walsh reached into the depths of her dream life.
Working with an acting coach and in workshops with other actors, using an increasingly popular technique influenced by Jungian psychology in which actors study and play the characters in their dreams, Ms. Walsh mined her unconscious for clues to understanding her character.
“When you’re hooking into your unconscious or working on a dream,” said Ms. Walsh, who played an ob-gyn on the show and now plays her on its spinoff, “Private Practice,” “you’re connected in a real way that you are not manufacturing or trying to force.”
Ms. Walsh has used many other acting tools, including observing real doctors in delivery rooms and researching gynecology and obstetrics. But she said that using material from dreams over the last five years to develop her role has made it “that much deeper.”
In the last decade, dream work, as it is known, has spread into actors studios and classrooms across the country, taking its place among the ever expanding techniques of actor training and in the long-running debate over what leads to the most authentic performances.
Dream work grew largely out of Method acting, and it is now being taught at the New York home of the Method, the Actors Studio, and by several teachers in Los Angeles and elsewhere.""While preparing for her role as Addison Montgomery Shepherd, or the villainous... more
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