Walter Logeman: Journal
Too Important to Leave to the Experts
by Dolores E. Brien
via The C.G. Jung Page: Too Important to Leave to the Experts by Dolores E. Brien.
Wonderful work, only in the Internet Archive – I won’t paste the whole lot here, just a teaser. I trust the Archive will be there as long as my site…
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I was looking for a quote I have in Archetypes of Cyberspace:
it is not only forbidden
but impossible to awaken the dead
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I’m still looking…
but found this … awoken from the Internet Archive, what I once called my mecca. http://cgjungpage.org/jptechnology.html
Now only here. Internet Archive
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The www.cgjungpage.organisation site still exists, and there is plenty there. They have a tech page too… Here. But it is nice to be able to find some older stuff from wayback.
I’m editing my 2003 essay Archetypes of Cyberspace and to fix the dead links I go to the Internet Archive – and find material I read a decade or so a go. I value this stuff!
Here is a concise statement about Archetypal psychology. Worth knowing about!
http://web.archive.org/web/20021022105035/http://www.springpub.com/CAP1h.htm
Hermes: Guide of Souls — Karl Kerényi
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This is, short, dense, with epiphanies built in. I have just stumbled on it in this better edition than I’ve had, as I’m editing my essay Archetypes of Cyberspace for Kindle!!
It’s hit a new high. I see & hear & about 100 times the talk of self publishing books, and books on demand than even 6 months ago. (Later: checked out my hunch) And I buy self published books! Got the sample of this one, will buy it if I like it.
Kim Hill has a discussion with Kate De Goldie & Laura Kroetch on ebooks, (not much on self publishing though).
Tech Crunch on self publishing
How to publish on Kindle:
The new Apple book Authoring initiative on iPad ( beautiful but locked down and sinister) Apple iBook Author
The rather wonderful LuLu. Heres one where I bought both the book AND the digital edition: Sociodrama
I’ve just bought a swag of Moreno books that have been republished from through Lulu as well: The First psychodramatic Family
This guy is a hyper techno utopian (misses some subtly in the process). I admire his ability to grasp and express ideas!
How Drugs Helped Invent The Internet: REASON TV interviews Jason Silva on Vimeo on Vimeo
via How Drugs Helped Invent The Internet: REASON TV interviews Jason Silva on Vimeo.
I find it very hard to live on the soft edge. I crave order, but can’t really find it of course. I like the hard edge, everything in neat little boxes, with an index and rules for access et. etc. But it is no way to live… computers are forcing us too much in that direction. Developing more tolerance for the mess is important. Perhaps it is not a mess, it is all birth, becoming, framentation and death!
This outline meditation helps – it is in itself a hard edge form, to find the soft edge. This is so relevant to me right now as Kate seems to manage that soft space, and I freak out!
http://new-paradigm.co.uk/softedge.htm
From Richard Seel
Just came across an old post to psyber-L 1997
Still this was a time I orientated to the online world, and it still seems relevant in many ways.
Continue reading “Professionalism & the Psychological Internet”
55 minutes worth watching
Context collapse
participant observation
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