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D Steven Nouriani

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ID8837423
NAMED Steven Nouriani
GIVEN NAMESD Steven
FAMILY NAMENouriani
SIGNATURENOURIANI D S
AFFILIATIONSWebster University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR7
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2011
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • The Tree of Life

    Open Access•D Steven Nouriani•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2026

  • The Visionary Dimension

    Open Access•D Steven Nouriani•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2026

    Persian miniatures represent one of the most profound, psychologically evocative, and aesthetically pleasing ancient art forms in the world, reflecting the visual language of dreams, imagination, a

  • Reflections on Immigration

    D Steven Nouriani•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2023

    While personally reflecting on his experiences of immigration, the author focuses on the psychological experiences of trauma caused by involuntary immigration or migration, a phenomenon that is on the rise across the globe especially due to political instability and climate change. He proposes that forced immigration or migration is an experience of exile and discusses the arduous psychological and spiritual experiences that can ultimately be exp…

  • How Do We Ever Know What Is in Store for Us? Translating Jung’s Work into Persian

    D Steven Nouriani•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2020

    D. Steven Nouriani interviews Parvin Faramarzi, who has translated many of Jung’s well-known works, including Memories, Dreams, Reflections and several volumes from his Collected Works. In a dialogue across the globe, from San Francisco to Tehran, Nouriani discovers Faramarzi’s fascinating journey of fate, which brought her to Jung and transformed her life. As a young woman, Faramarzi was gripped by Jung’s writings and found herself compelled to …

  • Islamic Cultures and Jungian Analysis

    D Steven Nouriani•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2017

    The nature of the self, consciousness, and various levels of imagination have been subjects of in-depth investigation by various Islamic philosophers since the tenth century. There are significant parallels and similarities between the major ideas in analytical psychology and Islam, especially mystical Islam, with a great potential for cross-fertilization between the two traditions. However, very little is known or has been written in this area, …

  • Cultural Complexes in Latin America

    D Steven Nouriani•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2015

    In Listening to Latin America, Thomas Singer has brought together articles by various Jungian analysts and Jungian psychologists in Latin America who share their views on different cultural complexes that constellate in the region. It gives the reader an intimate look at various Latin American cultures by closely examining the diverse rich cultural myths, unconscious narratives, and collective archetypes that emerge in the region. As the dynamic …

  • The Defensive Misappropriation and Corruption of Cultural Symbols

    D Steven Nouriani•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2011

    Cultural symbols play a vital role in the development of the psyche, society, and consciousness. When cultural symbols decay or are misused, their libido energy can revert back into the unconscious and fuel the destructive shadow forces in the unconscious. The inner psychological mechanisms of the defenses of the Self, which can get constellated during the de-integrative processes of development, can also get activated at the collective level. In…

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  • The Defensive Misappropriation and Corruption of Cultural Symbols

    D Steven Nouriani•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2011

    Cultural symbols play a vital role in the development of the psyche, society, and consciousness. When cultural symbols decay or are misused, their libido energy can revert back into the unconscious and fuel the destructive shadow forces in the unconscious. The inner psychological mechanisms of the defenses of the Self, which can get constellated during the de-integrative processes of development, can also get activated at the collective level. In…

  • Cultural Complexes in Latin America

    D Steven Nouriani•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2015

    In Listening to Latin America, Thomas Singer has brought together articles by various Jungian analysts and Jungian psychologists in Latin America who share their views on different cultural complexes that constellate in the region. It gives the reader an intimate look at various Latin American cultures by closely examining the diverse rich cultural myths, unconscious narratives, and collective archetypes that emerge in the region. As the dynamic …

  • Islamic Cultures and Jungian Analysis

    D Steven Nouriani•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2017

    The nature of the self, consciousness, and various levels of imagination have been subjects of in-depth investigation by various Islamic philosophers since the tenth century. There are significant parallels and similarities between the major ideas in analytical psychology and Islam, especially mystical Islam, with a great potential for cross-fertilization between the two traditions. However, very little is known or has been written in this area, …

  • How Do We Ever Know What Is in Store for Us? Translating Jung’s Work into Persian

    D Steven Nouriani•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2020

    D. Steven Nouriani interviews Parvin Faramarzi, who has translated many of Jung’s well-known works, including Memories, Dreams, Reflections and several volumes from his Collected Works. In a dialogue across the globe, from San Francisco to Tehran, Nouriani discovers Faramarzi’s fascinating journey of fate, which brought her to Jung and transformed her life. As a young woman, Faramarzi was gripped by Jung’s writings and found herself compelled to …

  • Reflections on Immigration

    D Steven Nouriani•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2023

    While personally reflecting on his experiences of immigration, the author focuses on the psychological experiences of trauma caused by involuntary immigration or migration, a phenomenon that is on the rise across the globe especially due to political instability and climate change. He proposes that forced immigration or migration is an experience of exile and discusses the arduous psychological and spiritual experiences that can ultimately be exp…

  • The Tree of Life

    Open Access•D Steven Nouriani•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2026

  • The Visionary Dimension

    Open Access•D Steven Nouriani•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2026

    Persian miniatures represent one of the most profound, psychologically evocative, and aesthetically pleasing ancient art forms in the world, reflecting the visual language of dreams, imagination, a

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