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The Journal of Analytical Psychology Special issue: call for papers.

The theme of this year’s IAAP congress in Kyoto explored images of anima mundi – world soul in its present moment of transition. Following this exploration in the footsteps of Jung, who consistently included the world in his vision of the psyche, and building on the impetus of two recent conferences on Analysis and Activism: Social and Political Contributions of Jungian Psychology (London 2014; Rome 2016), the Journal of Analytical Psychology proposes to dedicate a Special Issue to present some of the soulful work currently emerging from the community of Jungian analysts worldwide. One of the crucial challenges we face in our work is to include the part of human reality that seems to belong exclusively to the outside world in our psychological considerations. So the theme of this Special Issue will be to explore the analyst’s role in tracing the delicate thread between what is psychologically within and psychologically without, to reflect on a possible unifying space and common ground between them. We invite readers to contribute papers for consideration reflecting on theoretical and practical issues related to clinical, analytic work in a variety of settings. These may include the creative use of expressive and elaborative tools such as sand-play or art, together with the role and symbolic meaning of social action. Relevant contributions may include: psychosocial and humanitarian interventions; migrations; ethno-psychopathologies; conflict resolution; ecopsychology; issues affecting indigenous peoples; prejudice and discrimination; leadership and citizenship; social inclusion, economics and finance.