1st Edition
Jungian Arts-Based Research and "The Nuclear Enchantment of New Mexico"
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1
Jung And Arts-Based Research: Introduction
Chapter 2
Paradigms for Jungian Arts-Based Research
Chapter 3
Epistemology and Methodology for Jungian Arts-Based Research
Chapter 4
Jung’s The Red Book as Arts-Based Research
Chapter 5
The Nuclear Enchantment of New Mexico As Jungian Arts-Based Research
Chapter 6
The Nuclear Enchantment of New Mexico
Acknowledgments
Preface by William L. Fox
Introduction by Joel Weishaus
Accidental H-Bomb
Alamogordo Chamber of Commerce
Fusion Reactor
Laguna Cracked
Chaco Ruins
Gasbuggy
Bradbury Museum
Trinity Site
University Reactor
Radium Springs
Atomic Muse
Goddard High
Kirtland Afb
Homestake Mining
Manzano
Radiation Therapy
Atomic Wrecking
Laguna With Fish
Sandia Dinosaurs
LAMPF
Nuclear Sushi Museum
Project Gnome
Rocket Lounge
Spies Like Flies
Radon Classroom
Vaughn
Rio Puerco
Cannon AFB
United Nuclear
Nike/Hercules
Mortandad Canyon
Missile Park
Wings Over Trinity
Star Wars
Holloman AFB
Bat Cave
Trestle
Shiprock
Waste Isolation
Kwahu Kachina
Afterword by Joel Weishaus
References
Index
Biography
Susan Rowland, PhD, is the author of several books on Jung, literature, gender and creativity, including Jung as a Writer, The Ecocritical Psyche, Remembering Dionysus and Jungian Literary Criticism.
Joel Weishaus is a poet and digital literary artist. He has published seven books, and his current digital and archived digitized work can be accessed at weishaus.unm.edu.
"Arts-based research claims to be transdisciplinary but lacks the methodological foundations. In this context, Jungian Arts-Based Research and "The Nuclear Enchantment of New Mexico" is a nice surprise. The practical and useful Chapter 6, The Nuclear Enchantment of New Mexico, blends science, religion, myth, history, poetry and anthropology. This book brings together Jung and arts-based research in the social sciences, showing them both to anticipate and require the methodology of transdisciplinarity." - Basarab Nicolescu, author of From Modernity to Cosmodernity
"Rowland has done it again! Having brilliantly re-visioned Jung’s writing through the lenses of feminism, eco-psychology and literary theory, she now directs her scholarly gaze to arts-based research. The results are illuminating. It reveals Jungian psychology as a mode of poetic enquiry into being human. In so doing, Rowland offers arts-based researchers a fresh psychological perspective within which to frame their practice. This is an indispensable book for everyone engaged in understanding the human condition." - Dr Luke Hockley, UKCP, ADIP, FRSA; Professor of Media Analysis, University of Bedfordshire, UK
