1st Edition
Decolonizing C. G. Jung An Amazonian Myth as a Decolonial Option to Jungian Studies
By Hannah Armbrust
Copyright 2026
136 Pages
by
Routledge
136 Pages
by
Routledge
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This book puts forth a “decolonial option” to C. G. Jung’s work as part of a new overview of his thoughts and writings.
Challenging traditional Eurocentric views of the psyche, it presents a novel interpretation of Jung’s theories through the concept of archetypal intersubjectivity, Indigenous mythology, and dream analysis based on diatopic hermeneutics. Using myths, and specifically an... Read more
Introduction: Toward a Pluriversal Jungian Psychology 1. Coloniality of Knowledge in Jungian Studies 2. Myths, Archetypes, Complexes, and the Collective Unconscious 3. Diatopic Hermeneutics: A Decolonial Approach to Jungian Studies 4. Yushã Kuru Myth: Examinations and Reflections 5. The Process of Reading and Translation of the Myth 6. Archetypal Intersubjectivity 7. Conclusion: Toward a Psychology of Radical Relation
Biography
Hannah Armbrust is Faculty Fellow at the Jung Center of Houston, USA, an independent scholar, and psychotherapist in private practice.
