Showing posts with label Professor Shimeoni. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Professor Shimeoni. Show all posts

Saturday, October 17, 2009

Erel Shalit's Remaining Lectures for 2009


November 20 Stockholm:
Requiem: Notes on Professor Shimeoni's Reflections on Exile

November 21 Stockholm:
Dreams in the Bible

November 27 Israel Institute for Jungian Psychology:
Masks of Transiency




Erel Shalit's Enemy, Cripple, & Beggar: Shadows in the Hero's Path and his previously published book The Complex: Path of Transformation from Archetype to Ego can be purchased at www.fisherkingpress.com or by phoning Fisher King Press directly at 1-831-238-7799

Monday, August 10, 2009

2009 Lecture Schedule for Dr Erel Shalit


January-February, Jerusalem
Ego and the Development of Consciousness

February 7, Stockholm:
Dreams and the Life Cycle

February 8, Stockholm:
Rosarium Explicable:
Jungian Perspectives on Transference and Countertransference

May 7, conference:
“Fragmented Lives” Izra’el Valley: The Worship of Transiency

May 24, Westport:
Requiem - Notes from Professor Shimeoni’s Lecture and Reflections on Exile

June 2, Jung Foundation New York:
Masks of Transiency: The Transient Personality Between Shadow and Persona

June 9, Bar Ilan University
Guide for the Perplexed: Jungian Concepts

June 27, Vilnius:
Panel on 'Developing Analytic Identity in Different Cultures'

June 27, Vilnius:
Masks of Transiency: The Transient Personality Between Shadow and Persona

4-5July, Sofia:
Shadows in the Hero's Path
In conjunction with the publication of the Bulgarian translation of Enemy, Cripple, Beggar


Aug 21 Stockholm:
From Thebes to Colonus: Riddles of Guilt, Wanderings of Meaning

October 8 Sofia
New Bulgarian University: Masks of Transiency

November 20 Stockholm:
Requiem: Notes on Professor Shimeoni's Reflections on Exile

November 21 Stockholm:
Dreams in the Bible

Erel Shalit's Enemy, Cripple, & Beggar: Shadows in the Hero's Path and his previously published book The Complex: Path of Transformation from Archetype to Ego can be purchased at www.fisherkingpress.com or by phoning Fisher King Press directly at 1-831-238-7799