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Joanna Dovalis

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ID8226591
NAMEJoanna Dovalis
GIVEN NAMESJoanna
FAMILY NAMEDovalis
SIGNATUREDOVALIS J
AFFILIATIONSIS practice
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2008
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • Conclave

    Joanna Dovalis•ARTICLE•Psychological Perspectives•2025

    The film Conclave, directed by Edward Berger, is a dramatic psychological masterpiece based on Robert Harris’s 2016 novel. This compelling movie serves as a mirror to the natural psyche, exposing t

  • Arrival and the Myth of Eternal Time

    Joanna Dovalis, John Izod•ARTICLE•Psychological Perspectives•2022

    Most aliens-on-earth movies move towards destruction, usually of the planet-wide kind, but the crux of Arrival is creation: the writing of a word, the beginning of a bond, the start of a life.—Craig Mathieson (2016 Mathieson, C. (2016). Arrival review: Sci-fi turned inside out as alien contact gets personal. The Age, 8 November. https://www.theage.com.au/entertainment/movies/arrival-review-scifi-turned-inside-out-as-alien-contact-gets-personal-20…

  • Unconscious Figures and Otherness

    Joanna Dovalis, John Izod•ARTICLE•Psychological Perspectives•2021

    The core dynamic of Alex Garland’s Ex Machina centers on three characters. Nathan Bateman (Oscar Isaac), a mogul of insatiable appetites, owns and controls BlueBook, an online social media corporation comparable to Google or Facebook. Nathan possesses a narcissistic personality structure, which disturbs a healthy curiosity into the inner life and the capacity to self-reflect. Obsessed by the ambition to invent post-human intelligence, he has buil…

  • Ogni pensiero vola

    John Izod, Joanna Dovalis•ARTICLE•International Journal of Jungian…•2014

    The Tree of Life touches on embodiment of the soul in an early sequence covering courtship, marriage and the first pregnancy of a young couple. In a delicate formal scene, Mrs O'Brien, nearing full term, treads gently along a river's edge summoning infant souls luminous in white linen. She opens a minute book of life to one of them, preparing his entry through the iron gates that open on embodied life. Presently, the infant soul rises up from his…

  • Grieving, Therapy, Cinema and Kieslowski’s Trois Couleurs

    John Izod, Joanna Dovalis•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2008

    Cultural associations with red are potent. They include blood and intense passion, injury and death, love and life; and all these are authentic indications of Kieslowski’s themes. Yet, in this film, the connotations of the color are not exclusively traditional because the heroine, a model, will have her image displayed on a gigantic scarlet billboard to promote bubble gum. The model's glamorous, color-saturated but transient world and the gray ex…

  • Grieving, Therapy, Cinema, and Kieslowski’s Trois Couleurs

    Joanna Dovalis, John Izod•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2008

    This analysis of Kieslowski’s Trois Couleurs: Blanc prioritizes Winnicottian theory in accounting for the arrested development of the film’s tepid hero, Karol, and his recourse, in the interest of survival, to a false self. That aspect of the paper complements a Jungian examination of the collective significance of this chameleon figure. Trickster-like and alternating between unctuous ingratiation and bullish exuberance, he finds himself contribu…

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  • Grieving, Therapy, Cinema and Kieslowski’s Trois Couleurs

    John Izod, Joanna Dovalis•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2008

    Cultural associations with red are potent. They include blood and intense passion, injury and death, love and life; and all these are authentic indications of Kieslowski’s themes. Yet, in this film, the connotations of the color are not exclusively traditional because the heroine, a model, will have her image displayed on a gigantic scarlet billboard to promote bubble gum. The model's glamorous, color-saturated but transient world and the gray ex…

  • Grieving, Therapy, Cinema, and Kieslowski’s Trois Couleurs

    Joanna Dovalis, John Izod•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2008

    This analysis of Kieslowski’s Trois Couleurs: Blanc prioritizes Winnicottian theory in accounting for the arrested development of the film’s tepid hero, Karol, and his recourse, in the interest of survival, to a false self. That aspect of the paper complements a Jungian examination of the collective significance of this chameleon figure. Trickster-like and alternating between unctuous ingratiation and bullish exuberance, he finds himself contribu…

  • Ogni pensiero vola

    John Izod, Joanna Dovalis•ARTICLE•International Journal of Jungian…•2014

    The Tree of Life touches on embodiment of the soul in an early sequence covering courtship, marriage and the first pregnancy of a young couple. In a delicate formal scene, Mrs O'Brien, nearing full term, treads gently along a river's edge summoning infant souls luminous in white linen. She opens a minute book of life to one of them, preparing his entry through the iron gates that open on embodied life. Presently, the infant soul rises up from his…

  • Unconscious Figures and Otherness

    Joanna Dovalis, John Izod•ARTICLE•Psychological Perspectives•2021

    The core dynamic of Alex Garland’s Ex Machina centers on three characters. Nathan Bateman (Oscar Isaac), a mogul of insatiable appetites, owns and controls BlueBook, an online social media corporation comparable to Google or Facebook. Nathan possesses a narcissistic personality structure, which disturbs a healthy curiosity into the inner life and the capacity to self-reflect. Obsessed by the ambition to invent post-human intelligence, he has buil…

  • Arrival and the Myth of Eternal Time

    Joanna Dovalis, John Izod•ARTICLE•Psychological Perspectives•2022

    Most aliens-on-earth movies move towards destruction, usually of the planet-wide kind, but the crux of Arrival is creation: the writing of a word, the beginning of a bond, the start of a life.—Craig Mathieson (2016 Mathieson, C. (2016). Arrival review: Sci-fi turned inside out as alien contact gets personal. The Age, 8 November. https://www.theage.com.au/entertainment/movies/arrival-review-scifi-turned-inside-out-as-alien-contact-gets-personal-20…

  • Conclave

    Joanna Dovalis•ARTICLE•Psychological Perspectives•2025

    The film Conclave, directed by Edward Berger, is a dramatic psychological masterpiece based on Robert Harris’s 2016 novel. This compelling movie serves as a mirror to the natural psyche, exposing t

Art (4 works) · Literature (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Psychoanalysis (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Art history (3 works) · Jungian Analytical Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Theology (3 works)

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