Jung’s Red Book for Our Time:
Searching for Soul under Postmodern Conditions

Eranos and Monte Verità, Ascona (Switzerland)

April 23–26, 2020

www.eranosfoundation.org/redbook

What can we take from The Red Book for our times, individually and collectively? This is the question that will be addressed by the speakers at this symposium of the Eranos Foundation. Without guidance by a grand-narrative or collective myth, we now live in a historical phase of global volatility and deep uncertainty about the future. A similar perception was in the air when C. G. Jung worked on his Red Book. In response, Jung embarked on an inner journey and created a work that reflects his discovery of meaning in a personal myth, by the means of the individuation process. His approach to the problems presented by the “spirit of the times” also has broad cultural significance. The Red Book – as a precious link on the aurea catena – has potential for becoming a guide for people living under the postmodern conditions of the 21st century. This will be explored by the speakers and participants in this symposium.

Featured speakers:
Joseph Cambray · Thomas Arzt · Riccardo Bernardini · Paul Bishop · Stephen Aizenstat · Linda Carter · Al Collins ·Len Cruz · Thomas Fischer · Toshio Kawai · Romano Màdera · Christine Maillard · Frank N. McMillan III ·Robert M. Mercurio · Elaine Molchanov · Lance S. Owens · Heyong Shen · Murray Stein

Join Joe Cambray and Linda Carter for visits in the Zurich area,  the Kusnacht house of C.G. Jung, and one or two other sites. . .  We would then take the train to Ascona together for the start of the conference.

View the complete program here.

Registration

· Registration A – Includes lectures, local transfers by bus, welcome aperitif and welcome dinner at Monte Verità on Thursday, 5 coffee breaks from Thursday to Saturday, 2 vegetarian lunches at Monte Verità on Friday and Saturday: CHF 350.-

· Registration B – Includes lectures, local transfers by bus, welcome aperitif and welcome dinner at Monte Verità on Thursday, 5 coffee breaks from Thursday to Saturday, 2 vegetarian lunches and 2 dinners at Monte Verità on Friday and Saturday: CHF 450.-

· Registration C – Includes lectures, local transfers by bus, welcome aperitif and welcome dinner at Monte Verità on Thursday, 6 coffee breaks from Thursday to Sunday, 2 vegetarian lunches and 2 dinners at Monte Verità on Friday and Saturday, 1 lunch at Hotel Ascona on Sunday and 3 guided visits on Sunday: CHF 550.-

RSVP your interest in this trip to dtravis-teague@pacifica.edu 
by Friday, February 28, 2020.  Limited registration available.

Santa Barbara Travel has provided the below airfare quotes –  (You may find less expensive flights utilizing on-line travel services)

Airline Travel via Swiss Air from LAX

Current roundtrip business class on the nonstop Swiss flights is $4117 and in economy $1397 for a basic economy fare and $1527 for a regular economy fare.  Monday, April 20 departure is less expensive, $1077.95 in basic economy and $1207 in regular economy.  The business class fare is unchanged at $4117.

Airline Travel via Swiss Air from San Francisco

Basic economy for the schedule below is $1137 and regular economy is $1267.  Business class is $4552.  For departures on April 20 the basic economy fare is $1077, regular economy fare is $1207 and business class $4467.

Airline Travel via Swiss Air from New York Kennedy 

For the schedule below the basic economy fare is $1207, regular economy $1337 and business class $3621.  For departure on April 20 the basic economy fare is $1147, regular economy $1277 and business class $3621

RSVP your interest in this trip to dtravis-teague@pacifica.edu
by Friday, February 28, 2020.
Limited registration available.

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