Psychology · Jungian · Adjacent fields
A Jungian analyst in conversation with one interlocutor at a time. Each hour takes up a single question and follows it through two traditions, holding the differences between them at full strength.
The Premise
Each conversation opens with a question and stays with it. The question gets broken into the smaller questions it contains, each taken up in turn. My interlocutor and I arrive from schools that are sometimes neighboring and sometimes far apart, and where our readings diverge, the divergence counts as the yield of the hour.
Something has gone quiet between the analytic traditions. They publish in separate journals, train in separate institutes, and describe overlapping phenomena in vocabularies that have drifted apart. These conversations are one attempt at translation.

The Host
Elaine Sedelnikova is a Certified Jungian Analyst in private practice in New York's West Village. She trained and certified at the C. G. Jung Institute of New York, serves as faculty at the Blanton-Peale Institute and as faculty and clinical supervisor at CAPA, and chairs the Ethics Committee at NYAAP.
She is the creator of Archetypes in Daily Life™ and the founder of SlavicStudies.com.
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