Judith Hubback
Biographic Data
| ID | 377304 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Judith Hubback |
| GIVEN NAMES | Judith |
| FAMILY NAME | Hubback |
| SIGNATURE | HUBBACK J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Transnational Press London |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 53 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1959 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
A short personal memoir
The history of the formation of the different analytical psychology groups in Britain is briefly described to illustrate the recurring splitting that has taken place throughout the development of the profession of analytical psychology. The author discusses her role as editor of the Journal of Analytical Psychology
The dynamic self
The paper describes various aspects of the dynamic energy of the self, as experienced personally and in clinical work. It discusses the inherent and archetypal force there is in the self, expressed in several ways, for example in some poetry, and in spirituality. The dynamic power of the self is shown at work in the process of individuation, including its vicissitudes of pain and working through doubts, envies and other shadow factors
The archetypal senex
This paper contains three sections. The first consists of a circumambulation of some of the themes suggested by Jung's work on the last of the developmental archetypes, offering examples of descriptions culled from poetry and from contemporary Jungian writers. The second section goes into more detail about Jung himself in old age, the senex archetype and its connection with the child and the puer. It deals with losses in old age, and responses an…
Critical Notice
S egal , R obert A. (ed.). The Gnostic Jung
Tearing to Pieces
The Changing Person and the Unchanging Archetype
Change as A Process in the Self
Frieda Fordham's Influence on Michael
Fordham the Clinician as Seen in His Writings
Concepts of the Self—The Self Or the Self
Acting Out
Amplification
Depressed Patients and the Coniunctio
Development and Similarities, 1935–1980
Reflections on the Psychology of Women
Resolution of debates in cognition usually comes from the introduction of constraints in the form of new data about either the process or representation. Decision research, in contrast, has relied predominantly on testing models by examining their fit to choices. The authors examine a recently proposed choice strategy, the priority heuristic, which provides a novel account of how people make risky choices. The authors identify a number of propert…
Dr Angela Burns (Angela Hughesdon)
Notes on Manipulation, Activity and Handling
Uses and Abuses of Analogy
Envy and the Shadow
The Assassination of Robert Kennedy
The Symbolic Attitude in Psychotherapy
VII Sermones Ad Mortuos
Wives Who Went to College
Wives Who Went to College
VII Sermones Ad Mortuos
Envy and the Shadow
Uses and Abuses of Analogy
The Symbolic Attitude in Psychotherapy
Tearing to Pieces
Wives Who Went to College
The dynamic self
The paper describes various aspects of the dynamic energy of the self, as experienced personally and in clinical work. It discusses the inherent and archetypal force there is in the self, expressed in several ways, for example in some poetry, and in spirituality. The dynamic power of the self is shown at work in the process of individuation, including its vicissitudes of pain and working through doubts, envies and other shadow factors
The archetypal senex
This paper contains three sections. The first consists of a circumambulation of some of the themes suggested by Jung's work on the last of the developmental archetypes, offering examples of descriptions culled from poetry and from contemporary Jungian writers. The second section goes into more detail about Jung himself in old age, the senex archetype and its connection with the child and the puer. It deals with losses in old age, and responses an…
Acting Out
Depressed Patients and the Coniunctio
Development and Similarities, 1935–1980
The Assassination of Robert Kennedy
The Changing Person and the Unchanging Archetype
Change as A Process in the Self
Amplification
Reflections on the Psychology of Women
Resolution of debates in cognition usually comes from the introduction of constraints in the form of new data about either the process or representation. Decision research, in contrast, has relied predominantly on testing models by examining their fit to choices. The authors examine a recently proposed choice strategy, the priority heuristic, which provides a novel account of how people make risky choices. The authors identify a number of propert…
Wives Who Went to College
Wives Who Went to College
VII Sermones Ad Mortuos
The Symbolic Attitude in Psychotherapy
The Assassination of Robert Kennedy
Envy and the Shadow
Uses and Abuses of Analogy
Notes on Manipulation, Activity and Handling
Dr Angela Burns (Angela Hughesdon)
Reflections on the Psychology of Women
Resolution of debates in cognition usually comes from the introduction of constraints in the form of new data about either the process or representation. Decision research, in contrast, has relied predominantly on testing models by examining their fit to choices. The authors examine a recently proposed choice strategy, the priority heuristic, which provides a novel account of how people make risky choices. The authors identify a number of propert…
Development and Similarities, 1935–1980
Depressed Patients and the Coniunctio
Acting Out
Amplification
Concepts of the Self—The Self Or the Self
Frieda Fordham's Influence on Michael
Fordham the Clinician as Seen in His Writings
Change as A Process in the Self
Tearing to Pieces
The Changing Person and the Unchanging Archetype
Critical Notice
S egal , R obert A. (ed.). The Gnostic Jung
The archetypal senex
This paper contains three sections. The first consists of a circumambulation of some of the themes suggested by Jung's work on the last of the developmental archetypes, offering examples of descriptions culled from poetry and from contemporary Jungian writers. The second section goes into more detail about Jung himself in old age, the senex archetype and its connection with the child and the puer. It deals with losses in old age, and responses an…
The dynamic self
The paper describes various aspects of the dynamic energy of the self, as experienced personally and in clinical work. It discusses the inherent and archetypal force there is in the self, expressed in several ways, for example in some poetry, and in spirituality. The dynamic power of the self is shown at work in the process of individuation, including its vicissitudes of pain and working through doubts, envies and other shadow factors
A short personal memoir
The history of the formation of the different analytical psychology groups in Britain is briefly described to illustrate the recurring splitting that has taken place throughout the development of the profession of analytical psychology. The author discusses her role as editor of the Journal of Analytical Psychology
Psychology (19 works) · Citation (16 works) · Computer Science (16 works) · Library science (16 works) · Psychoanalysis (14 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (10 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (10 works) · Social Representations and Identity (7 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Philosophy (6 works)