August J Cwik
Biographic Data
| ID | 5522811 |
|---|---|
| NAME | August J Cwik |
| GIVEN NAMES | August J |
| FAMILY NAME | Cwik |
| SIGNATURE | CWIK A J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Chicago USA |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The technologically‐mediated self
This paper contains reflections on the use of the imagination in technologically‐mediated therapy and analysis. As part of the individuation process the psyche is seen as needing to adapt to new technological ways of communicating. The notion of a technologically‐mediated self is posited describing a self which can only be apprehended through, and by, the use of telecommunications. This self is seen as identical to the in‐person self, a subset, o…
What is a Jungian analyst dreaming when myth comes to mind? Thirdness as an aspect of the anima media natura
Listening analytically is not listening just to what is said but listening to what is just below the surface waiting to be said. This paper looks at Jung's insight into a 'third thing' being created intra-psychically and within the analytic encounter. Ogden's concept of an 'analytic third' is used to describe the clinical aspects of this thirdness. This paper explores: how the state of thirdness is created and accessed through use of reverie and …
Associative dreaming
The idea of countertransference has expanded beyond its original meaning of a neurotic reaction to include all reactions of the therapist: affective, bodily, and imaginal. Additionally, Jung's fundamental insight in 'The psychology of the transference' was that a 'third thing' is created in the analysis, but he failed to demonstrate how this third is experienced and utilized in analysis. This 'analytic third', as Ogden names it, is co-created by …
Associative dreaming
The idea of countertransference has expanded beyond its original meaning of a neurotic reaction to include all reactions of the therapist: affective, bodily, and imaginal. Additionally, Jung's fundamental insight in 'The psychology of the transference' was that a 'third thing' is created in the analysis, but he failed to demonstrate how this third is experienced and utilized in analysis. This 'analytic third', as Ogden names it, is co-created by …
The technologically‐mediated self
This paper contains reflections on the use of the imagination in technologically‐mediated therapy and analysis. As part of the individuation process the psyche is seen as needing to adapt to new technological ways of communicating. The notion of a technologically‐mediated self is posited describing a self which can only be apprehended through, and by, the use of telecommunications. This self is seen as identical to the in‐person self, a subset, o…
What is a Jungian analyst dreaming when myth comes to mind? Thirdness as an aspect of the anima media natura
Listening analytically is not listening just to what is said but listening to what is just below the surface waiting to be said. This paper looks at Jung's insight into a 'third thing' being created intra-psychically and within the analytic encounter. Ogden's concept of an 'analytic third' is used to describe the clinical aspects of this thirdness. This paper explores: how the state of thirdness is created and accessed through use of reverie and …
Associative dreaming
The idea of countertransference has expanded beyond its original meaning of a neurotic reaction to include all reactions of the therapist: affective, bodily, and imaginal. Additionally, Jung's fundamental insight in 'The psychology of the transference' was that a 'third thing' is created in the analysis, but he failed to demonstrate how this third is experienced and utilized in analysis. This 'analytic third', as Ogden names it, is co-created by …
What is a Jungian analyst dreaming when myth comes to mind? Thirdness as an aspect of the anima media natura
Listening analytically is not listening just to what is said but listening to what is just below the surface waiting to be said. This paper looks at Jung's insight into a 'third thing' being created intra-psychically and within the analytic encounter. Ogden's concept of an 'analytic third' is used to describe the clinical aspects of this thirdness. This paper explores: how the state of thirdness is created and accessed through use of reverie and …
The technologically‐mediated self
This paper contains reflections on the use of the imagination in technologically‐mediated therapy and analysis. As part of the individuation process the psyche is seen as needing to adapt to new technological ways of communicating. The notion of a technologically‐mediated self is posited describing a self which can only be apprehended through, and by, the use of telecommunications. This self is seen as identical to the in‐person self, a subset, o…
Counseling, Therapy, and Family Dynamics (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Psychoanalysis (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (3 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (1 work) · Active listening (1 work) · Aesthetics (1 work)