Robin Jaqua Archetypal Library

The Robin Jaqua Archetypal Library will be offering a 10-week series
of film and discussion during Winter term. The series will explore the
archetypal dimension of myth, story, and symbol using Joseph
Campbell's lecture series "The Power of Myth" as a framework. The
series will focus on a variety of archetypal motifs as they emerge in
contemporary and classic cinema, and explore psychological dynamics as
understood through the lens of archetypal psychology as developed by
Carl Jung.

Topics will include, among others The Hero's Journey, The Great
Goddess, The Shadow, Sacrifice, and Redemption. Sessions will
alternate between Campbell's lectures and film discussions
illustrating the lecture material.

The first session will be Friday, January 13th from 1-4 in the Robin
Jaqua Archetypal Library on the 2nd floor of the HEDCO building. The
group will meet weekly on Friday afternoons.

FILM SERIES STARTING NEXT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21:
The Robin Jaqua Archetypal Library will be hosting a weekly film series on Fridays at 2pm. Our first film, Matter of Heart, is a documentary of the life and career of CG Jung. A discussion and introduction to Jungian psychology will follow, and we will be happy to take suggestions for films to watch and discuss.

Also on Friday:
The Eugene Friends of Jung Presents a lecture titled "Christianity: The Great Snake--Jung's Pe*******on of the Jesus Christ Story and the Individual's Realization of Self" with presenter John Petroni, Ph.D. The lecture is from 7pm-9pm on Friday at the library, with a Seminar, "Growing Self-Reflection" from 9 am - 4 pm also in the library.