Acid Horizon

Inner Experience: From James Hillman's Archetypal Psychology towards a Liberation Psychology

Jul 27, 2021
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Micah
Micah, a grad student in critical psychology, joins the hosts to discuss James Hillman's archetypal psychology. They cover topics such as the influence of Freud, Jung, and Deleuze, and how Hillman's work relates to social justice and masculinity. They also explore dreams, the dialectic between lightness and darkness, and the reimagination of masculinity. It's a fascinating discussion on the intersection of psychology, activism, and politics.
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 5min
2
Psychoanalysis and the Influence of James Hillman
04:49 • 29min
3
Dreams, Literalism, and 'Seeing Through'
33:49 • 4min
4
Exploring the Dialectic Between Lightness and Darkness
37:52 • 5min
5
Exploring the Imaginal Ego vs Heroic Ego: Perspectives on Jordan Peterson and Carl Jung
42:49 • 5min
6
Reimagining Masculinity and Embracing Plasticity
47:33 • 9min
7
Exploring Different Paths for Men and the Future of Anti-Capitalist Critical Psychology
56:12 • 3min