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The JUNG Institute of Los Angeles | 10349 West Pico Blvd. | Los Angeles, CA 90064 | 310.556.1193 x 1 | administration@junginla.org
Psychological Perspectives: A journal inspired by Jung’s wide-ranging curiosity, brings Analytical Psychology into conversation with everyday life, professional practice, theory, culture, and creativity.
Since 1970, our quarterly journal has paired psychological insights with rich visual art, and offered engaging, accessible perspectives for both interested readers and those deeply immersed in the field.
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Christophe Le Mouël 205-207
Frederick Burniston; Andrea Paula De Vita; D. Steven Nouriani; Daniela Boccassini; Karin Jironet 208-210
Perspective: Where Two Seas Meet—Jung and the World of Islam
D. Steven Nouriani 211-217
About the Artist: Moemen Chaouk
Moemen Chaouk 218-222
The “Muhammadi Light”: A Jungian Knot in Ibn ‘Arabi’s poetry
Natalia Abdel Fattah 223-241
Muhammad Ali Came to Tea—A Discordia Concors
Salma Ahmad Caller 242-249
Jung and Sufi Mysticism: A Dialogue with Hazrat Inayat Khan
Karin Jironet 250-266
Introducing Islamic Psychology
Rasjid Skinner; Frederick Burniston 267-278
The Archetypal World: The Intrepid Journey of the Unconscious—Suhrawardī’s Traces in Jung
Andrea Paula De Vita 279-287
Ibn ‘Arabi, Jung & the Origins of the Images of God: A Muslim Perspective
Samir Mahmoud 288-306
Jung’s Love for the Arab Prince—Khidr, the Green One
Steven Herrmann 307-321
Between the Ablution and the Sacrifice
Frederick Burniston 322-334
On the Meaning of Love in Sufism: Clinical Implications for Analytic Work
D. Steven Nouriani 335-344
The Fish of Transmutation in the Sura of the Cave
Jad Hatem 345-358
Moustapha Abdelfatah 359-359
Moustapha Abdelfatah 360-360
Moustapha Abdelfatah 361-362
Narda Dalgleish 363-363
Narda Dalgleish 364-364
Narda Dalgleish 365-366
Steven Herrmann 367-372
Approaching Islam: A Mercifully Short Reading List
Frederick Burniston 373-374
Psychological Perspectives
Psychological Perspectives
Psychological Perspectives
Psychological Perspectives
We publish articles, personal essays, short fiction, poetry, interviews, and book and film reviews. The deadlines for submission are January 15, May 15, and September 15.
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Psychological Perspectives is available in print and digital formats. Individual issues may be purchased through our store.
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