Speaking of Jung: Interviews with Jungian Analysts Episode 142: Stefano Carpani
Apr 24, 2025
Stefano Carpani, a Berlin-based Jungian psychoanalyst and sociologist, dives into the intersection of contemporary analytical psychology and societal challenges. He discusses his upcoming conference 'Democracy on the Couch,' addressing how Jungian concepts can foster collective peace amidst today's turbulence. The conversation touches on the psychological impacts of crises like war and the pandemic, highlighting the shift in our understanding of certainties. Carpani also critiques modern sociology's oversight of the unconscious while exploring the therapeutic journey towards genuine freedom.
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War as Psychosocial Reset
- War disrupts modern certainties, forcing a psychosocial reset to understand and rebuild peace.
- Analytical psychology offers tools to interpret societal conflicts beyond ego-centric views.
The New Myth of Analysis
- The New Myth of Analysis reflects on analytical psychology's role in understanding contemporary crises.
- It critiques ego supremacy and calls for a new agenda shaping psychology's future relevance.
Promote Analytical Psychology Publicly
- Analytical psychology should become more extroverted, sharing knowledge beyond consulting rooms.
- Engage with communities, media, and policymakers to increase Jungian impact and accessibility.
