| The Jungian Society for Scholarly Studies was
founded in 2002 by an interdisciplinary group of academics seeking opportunities
for scholarly discourse on analytical psychology, focusing on the research
and theories of Carl Gustav Jung and the post- and neo-Jungians.
Membership in the society is open to all academics,
analysts, therapists, practising artists, students, candidates in training,
and interested members of the public. To join, use the link below.
TJSSS publishes an academic, peer-reviewed, electronic
journal, entitled JUNG: the e-Journal of the Jungian Society for Scholarly
Studies.
TJSSS serves to organize a yearly interdisciplinary
academic conference through which members can present scholarly papers,
organize roundtable discussions, and provide interactive workshops.
For more information on the society, use the links
below.
To freely access past volumes or to make submissions
to upcoming volumes of JUNG: the e-Journal use the "Journal" link
below.
For information about past or upcoming conferences,
use the "Conferences" link below. The summer 2009 conference will be held
at Cornell University.
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