Posthumanism Towards Depth Psychology
General data
Course ID: | 3002-KON2021K52-OG |
Erasmus code / ISCED: |
14.7
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Course title: | Posthumanism Towards Depth Psychology |
Name in Polish: | Posthumanizm wobec psychologii głębi |
Organizational unit: | Institute of Polish Culture |
Course groups: |
General university courses General university courses General university courses in the humanities |
ECTS credit allocation (and other scores): |
(not available)
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Language: | Polish |
Type of course: | elective courses |
Prerequisites (description): | The basic range of knowledge in the fields: history of the culture and anthropology of the word. |
Short description: |
We are going to deal with the further duration of psychoanalysis undertaken and transformed by writers (H. Hesse, M. Tournier) and film directors (V. Schlondorff). We will also discuss the achievements of Jung's students and collaborators (M. L. von Franz, W. R. Corti, E. Jung). The main theme, however, will be the reaction to the achievements of psychoanalysis of new intellectual currents emerging in the 20th and 21st centuries, especially those characterized by full or partial abandonment of anthropocentricism in the assessment of the reality (posthumanism, transhumanism, animal studies, feminist discourse). However, we will begin by repeating the basic assumptions of psychoanalysis, using classical but less well-known and more rarely used texts by Freud and Jung. |
Full description: |
1. Introductory classes. Introduction – the mythatifications of the inner world. 2. Z. Freud and his interpretation of Leonardo da Vinci’s imagination. 3. The myth of the rebirth in the shot of C. G. Jung. 4. C. G. Junga psychology as a literary subject (H. Hesse). 5. V. Schlondorff and his The Erl-King. 6. M. Tournier and his The Erl-King (fragments). 7. Freudianism in the view of the French writer and German director – discussion. 8. Interpretation of Spaceless kingdom by B. Goetz. 9. B. Goetz at Jung's students’ workshop (W. R. Corti, M. L. von Franz). 10. Psychoanalytical interpretation of the thread of Holy Grail (E. Jung, M. L. von Franz). 11. Posthumanism and transhumanism – ordering terms (M. Bakke). 12. i 13. Literary escape from anthropocentricism – Hanemann by Stefan Chwin. 14. Animal point of view (É. Baratay). 15. Labyrinth in the feminist discourse (A. Aliti). |
Bibliography: |
Aliti A., Dzika kobieta, Gdynia 1996, cz. I rozdz. Jestem chaosem, ciemnością, kobietą; cz. IV Labirynt. M. Bakke, Posthumanizm: człowiek w świecie większym niż ludzki, w: Człowiek wobec natury – humanizm wobec nauk przyrodniczych, red. J. Sokolski, Warszawa 2010. É. Baratay, Zwierzęcy punkt widzenia. Inna wersja historii, przeł. P. Tarasewicz, Gdańsk 2014: cz. I Projekt historii peryferyjnej. S. Chwin, Hanemann, Gdańsk 1997 lub inne wyd. Z. Freud, Leonarda da Vinci wspomnienia z dzieciństwa, w: Poza zasadą przyjemności, przeł. J. Prokopiuk, Warszawa 1976 i in. B. Goetz, Królestwo bezprzestrzenne (fragmenty), „Literatura na świecie” 1978, z. 3 łącznie z Przedmową W. R. Cortiego i Komentarzem M. L. von Franz. H. Hesse, Podróż na Wschód, przeł. J. Prokopiuk, „Literatura na świecie” 1978, z. 3. C. G. Jung, Archetypy i symbole, przeł. J. Prokopiuk, Warszawa 1976 i in. : Odrodzenie. E. Jung, M. L. von Franz, Legenda Graalowa w perspektywie psychologicznej, Warszawa 2009: Zadanie Percevala, Centralny symbol Legendy: Graal jako naczynie. R. Russo, Friedrich, przeł. P. Grząbka, Warszawa 2002 (fragmenty). M. Tournier, Król Olch, Katowice 1999 (fragmenty) |
Learning outcomes: |
The result of completing the seminar is to develop theoretical tools in the field of depth psychology and the history of ideas. |
Assessment methods and assessment criteria: |
Participants are assessed on the basis of their activity during discussions on the texts, which, as the literature of the subject, will be used for further work. |
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