1st Edition
Dreams, Jung, and Memory Reconsolidation Consilience with Interpersonal Neurobiology
Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part 1: Accessing the Dream
1. Jung, Analytical Psychology, Neuroscience, and Interpersonal Neurobiology: Reengaging complex theory
2. The Neuroscience of the Dream’s Journey: Affects, Memories, and Predictive Coding
3. Metacognition, Top-Down Processing, and Memory Reconsolidation
Part 2: The Dream Series
4. Prodromal Dreams and Disease: The Self Archetype and the Symbol of Pharmakon
5. Interoception, Hemispherization, and the Anima
6. Father Archetype: Fear and Related Complexes
7. Abandonment, Pain, and Grief: Archetypes of the Other and the Orphan
8. The Cultural Historical Dimension of the Collective Unconscious: Destabilizing Microaggressions that Construct Identity
Part 3: Conclusions
9. Consilience
10. Conclusion
Chronology
Biography
John A. Valenzuela is a licensed clinical psychologist in the United States. He has taught at the graduate level at both Pacifica and Antioch University, USA, and presented the topics of interpersonal neurobiology and Jungian psychology at the International Association of Dream Studies and the Jungian Society of Scholarly Studies conferences.
