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Kooperation mit dem C.G. Jung-Institut Stuttgart
Herbst 2016 Fall 1
Inhalt Contents Wichtige Daten! Important Dates 2!
Kontakte! Contacts 3!Erläuterungen! Explanations 4!
Semester-Gebühren! Semester Fees 5!Fächer! Areas of Study 11!
Programm! Program 12!Grundlagen der Fundamentals of !Analytischen Psychologie Analytical Psychology 12
Psychologie des Traums Psychology of Dreams 15!
Psychologische Deutung Psychological Interpretation von Mythen & Märchen of Myths & Fairy Tales 17
Psychologische Psychological Deutung von Bildern Interpretation of Pictures 19!
Ethnologie & Psychologie Ethnology & Psychology 21!
Religion & Psychologie Religion & Psychology 22!
Assoziationsexperiment Association Experiment & Komplexlehre & Theory of Complexes 24
Entwicklungs- Developmental & Kinderpsychologie & Child Psychology 25
Psychodynamische Konzepts Comparison of Psychodynamic im Vergleich Concepts 26!
Psychopathologie & Psychiatrie Psychopathology & Psychiatry 27!
Individuation Individuation 28!
Praktischer Fall Practical Case 30!
Fallkolloquien Case Colloquia 31!Gastdozenten! Guest Presenters 34!
Stundenplan ! Timetable 37!
Office Opening Hours Öffnungszeiten
Tues Di Wed-Fri Mi-Fr
09:30–13:30 09:30–12:00 + 13:30–16:30
Semester Break Semesterpause
Wed, Thu Mi, Do 13:30–16:00
Information Auskunft
Carla Andia Cioldi [email protected] +41 (0)43 344 00 66
Studies Secretary Studiensekretariat
Ana Frank Tues-Thu Di-Do
[email protected] 09:30–12:00 + 13:30–16:30
Accounting Buchhaltung
Valerie Danish [email protected]
2 Herbst 2016 Fall
Wichtige Daten Important Dates Herbst 06.09.16 – 10.12.16 Fall
Anmeldeschluss: Semester-Einschreibung Zahlung der Gebühren Examina, etc.
05.08.16 Deadline for: Semester Registration
Fee Payment Exams, etc.
Orientierungstreffen mit neuen Studierenden
07.09.16, 09:00 Orientation Meeting with new students
Semester-Eröffnungstee 10.09.16, 16:00 Semester Opening Tea
Examensperiode 18.10.16 – 18.11.16 Exam Period
Treffen: Studierende & ISAP-Leitung
14.09.16, 10:30 Meeting: Students with ISAP Council
Sitzungen: Aufnahmekommission
14.09.+30.11.16, 17:00 Meetings: Admissions Committee
Examenskonferenz (nur für Analytiker)
28.11.16, 19:30 Exam Conference (for analysts only)
Treffen: neue Diplomkandidaten & Studienleitung
07.12.16, 10:00 Meeting: New Diploma Candidates with Director of Studies
Diplomübergabe 09.12.16, 17:00 Graduation Ceremony
Betriebsferien 13.12.16 – 03.01.17 Vacation close down
Frühling 28.02.17 – 03.06.17 Spring
Anmeldeschluss: Semester-Einschreibung, Zahlung der Gebühren, Examina, etc.
27.01.17 Deadline for: Semester Registration,
Fee Payment, Exams, etc.
Orientierungstreffen mit neuen Studierenden
01.03.17, 09:00 Orientation Meeting with New Students
Semester-Eröffnungstee 04.03.17, 16:00 Semester Opening Tea
Examensperiode 11.04.17 – 12.05.17 Exam Period
Treffen: Studierende & ISAP-Leitung
13.03.17, 14:30 Meeting: Students with ISAP Council
Sitzungen: Aufnahmekommission
01.03.17+22.05.17, 17:00
Meetings: Admissions Committee
Examenskonferenz (nur für Analytiker)
18.05.17, 19:30 Exam Conference (for analysts only)
Treffen: neue Diplomkandidaten & Studienleitung
24.05.17, 10:00 Meeting: New Diploma Candidates with Director of Studies
Diplomübergabe 26.05.17, 17:00 Graduation Ceremony
Betriebsferien 16.06.17 – 08.08.17 Vacation close down
Herbst 2016 Fall 3
Kontakte Contacts
ISAP-Leitung ISAP Council
Präsidentin Deborah Egger [email protected]
President
Vize-Präsidentin Diane Cousineau Brutsche [email protected]
Vice-President
Sekretärin Kathrin Asper [email protected]
Secretary
Quästorin Christa Robinson [email protected]
Treasurer
Studienleiterin
Marianne Peier, MA [email protected]
Director of Studies
Aufnahmeleiterin Ursula Ulmer, MA [email protected]
Director of Admissions
Programmleiterin Nancy Krieger, PhD [email protected]
Director of Program
Administrative Leiterin
Ana Frank [email protected]
Head of Administration
Studierenden-vertretung
Student Representatives
Studierenden-vereinigung
Gabriela Calchi [email protected]
Anjali D’Souza [email protected]
Student Association
Programm-kommission
Bill Hansen [email protected]
Program Committee
Bibliothek Library
Öffnungszeiten Di - Fr
11:30 – 16:30 Opening Hours Tues - Fri
Während der Semesterpause Mi + Do
13:30 – 16:00 During the Semester Break
Wed + Thurs
Bibliothekarin Eleonora Babejova, PhD [email protected]
Librarian
Bibliothekar Andrew Fellows, PhD [email protected]
Librarian
4 Herbst 2016 Fall
Erläuterungen Explanations
Vorlesungen & Offene Seminare
Lectures & Open Seminars
Öffentlich zugänglich Open to the Public
• Ohne Voranmeldung. Barzahlung an der Kasse.
• Registration not required. Payment in cash at the door.
• Eintritt pro 2 x 45 Minuten: • Entrance fee for 2 x 45 minutes: CHF 30.00 Regulär CHF 30.00 Regular CHF 20.00 Studierende &
AHV/IV mit Ausweis CHF 20.00 Students, Seniors,
& Disabled, with ID
• ISAP-Teilnehmer und Personal haben freien Zugang zu allen Vorlesungen (aber nicht zu Seminaren und Offenen Seminaren).
• ISAP Participants and staff have free access to all lectures (but not to seminars or open seminars).
Seminare Seminars
• In der Regel den immatrikulierten ISAP-Studierenden vorbehalten.
• IAAP-Routers sind nach individueller Absprache mit der Studienkommission ebenfalls zugelassen.
• Anmeldeschluss: 05.08.16
• As a rule, seminars are reserved for matriculated ISAP students.
• IAAP Routers may also attend, under conditions explained in their individual meeting with the Studies Committee.
• Registration deadline: 05.08.16
Fallkolloquien Case Colloquia
den Diplomkandidaten vorbehalten Reserved for Diploma Candidates
Studierende Students
Immatrikulierte Fachhörer Matriculated Auditors
Ausbildungskandidaten Training Candidates
Diplomkandidaten Diploma Candidates
Kandidaten Candidates
Ausbildungskandidaten Training Candidates
Diplomkandidaten Diploma Candidates
Herbst 2016 Fall 5
Semester-Gebühren Semester Fees
Semestergebühr* CHF Tuition*
Ausbildungskandidaten 2800 Training Candidates
Diplomkandidaten 2600 Diploma Candidates
Immatrikulierte Fachhörer 2300 Matriculated Auditors
Urlaubsgebühren Kandidaten 1000 Leave of Absence Candidates
Urlaubsgebühren Fachhörer 100 Leave of Absence Auditors
Examen CHF Exams
Propädeutisches Examen 900 Propaedeuticum
Diplomprüfungen 2400 Diploma Exams
Weiterbildungsprüfung & Zertifikat 300 Continuing Education Exam & Certificate
Verschiebung, pro Prüfung 100 Postponement, per Exam
Wiederholung Fallprüfung 500 Repeated Case Exam
Übrige Prüfungswiederholungen 150 All Other Repeated Exams
Sonstige Kosten CHF Other Costs
Anmeldung zum Studium 150 Application for Studies
Aufgeschobener Studienbeginn 100 Postponed Start of Studies
Interviews pro Interview
130 Interviews per interview
Vorlesungen & Offene Seminare, öffentlich zugänglich, à 2x45 Min.
Lectures & Open Seminars General Public, à 2x45 min.
Allgemeiner Eintritt 30 General Entry
Studierende & AHV/IV 20 Students, Seniors, Disabled
* Die Semestergebühren beinhalten CHF 25.- Mitgliederbeitrag für die ISAP-Studierendenvereinigung. Wenn Sie nicht Mitglied sein möchten, können Sie die CHF 25.- abziehen. Kosten für Kontrollfall- Kolloquien sind nicht inbegriffen.
* Semester fees include CHF 25.- for membership in the Student Association. If you prefer not to be a member, you may subtract CHF 25.-. Fees for control case colloquiums are not included.
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eine Serie öffentlicher Vorlesungen Der berühmte Zürcher Psychiater C.G. Jung (1875-1961) ist der Begründer der Analytischen Psychologie, die den Menschen und seine Symbole im Zentrum hat. ISAP- ZURICH bietet Einführungen für die Öffentlichkeit an.
Jeweils 19.00 - 20.45 Uhr
ISAPZURICH Stampfenbachstr. 115, 8006 Zürich Tram 11 & 14, Haltestelle Beckenhof
Zahlung in bar an der Abendkasse • ganze Serie: CHF 150.00 pro Veranstaltung: CHF 30.00 • ermässigt: CHF 20.00 ISAP-Studierende und -Analytiker gratis
21.09.16 Urs Mehlin, Prof. Dr. phil. „Du meinst schieben – und du wirst geschoben:“ Vom Einfluss der Archetypen auf unser Leben
o5.10.16 Kathrin Asper, Dr. phil. Wozu beschäftigen sich Jungianer mit Märchen?
26.10.16 Franz-Xaver Jans-Scheidegger, dipl. theol. Verborgene und sichtbare Dynamik in der Aktiven Imagination
09.11.16 Lucienne Marguerat, lic. phil. Dialog mit dem Bild
23.11.16 Ursula Wirtz, Dr. phil. Das Comeback des Spirituellen
07.12.16 Ursula Kübler, lic. phil. „Werde, der Du bist:“ der Individuationsprozess
weitere Auskunft: [email protected] • www.isapzurich.com
ISAPZURICH • INTERNATIONALES SEMINAR FÜR ANALYTISCHE PSYCHOLOGIE ZÜRICH MITGLIED SCHWEIZER CHARTA FÜR PSYCHOTHERAPIE • AGAP POST-GRADUATE JUNGIAN TRAINING
Celebrate Peter Ammann’s 85th Birthday with Us! Friday, September 30, 2016 at ISAP
16:00 Signposts of My Days – Stars of My Nights Peter Ammann’s personal homage to people whose imagination and intuition inspired him as well as many others: Jung, Churchill, Pablo Casals, Marie-Louise von Franz, Fellini, Vera Bührmann, Laurens van der Post, Nomfundo Mlisa… (with video clips)
Peter’s full immersion in the waters of the Okavango River, Botswana
18:00 Apéro Riche Hosted by Deborah Egger, Judith Harris, Nathalie Baratoff, Diane Cousineau
19:30 Dinner at Restaurant Romantica Stampfenbachstrasse 68, 8006 Zürich Self-paid • Limited Seating • Sign-Up Deadline September 15 Sign-up by email to [email protected]
In lieu of gifts, donations made to ISAP will support a project of Peter’s choice. Credit Suisse • IBAN: CH65 0483 5062 2208 7100 0 • Clearing Nr: 4835 • Purpose: Ammann 85
Alchemy and Psyche Ring Lectures • 2016 • Ringvorlesungen
ISAPZURICH Stampfenbachstrasse 115, 8006 ZH
General • CHF 30.00 • Allgemein Reduced • CHF 20.00 • Ermässigt
ISAP Students & Faculty Gratis ISAP Studierende & Fakultät Gratis
Fri, 7 Oct
19:30-21:30 Angela Mary Connolly, MBChB Mr. Charnock’s Dragon: The Development of the Shadow in English Alchemy
Sat, 8 Oct
19:30-21:30 Angela Mary Connolly, MBChB The Cognitive Aesthetics of Alchemical Imagery
Fri, 4 Nov
17:00-18:00 Murray Stein, PhD Outside Inside and All Around: How Alchemy Crosses the Boundaries
Thurs, 10 Nov
19:30-21:30 Ann Chia-Yi Li, MA The Centre is Omnipresent: The Dialogue of Analytical Psychology and Daoist Alchemy Seen in The Red Book
Tues, 22 Nov
19:30-21:30 Nathalie Baratoff, lic. phil. A Tale of Seven Brothers: Alchemical Symbolism in a Russian Fairy Tale
Tues, 29 Nov
19:30-21:30 Joan Allen Smith, Prof. PhD Transitional Spaces: Moving through Alchemical Pictures and Classical Music
ISAPZURICH [email protected] • WWW.ISAPZURICH.COM INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY ZURICH MEMBER SWISS CHARTA FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY • AGAP POST-GRADUATE JUNGIAN TRAINING
THE ZURICH LECTURE SERIES IN ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY • 2016
Creativity Patterns of Creative Imagination
as Seen in Art Paul Brutsche, PhD
Paul Brutsche graduated from the C.G. Jung Institute Zürich in 1975. He is on the faculty of the International School of Analytical Psychology (ISAPZURICH) and maintains a private practice in Zurich. His lectures at home and abroad focus mainly on picture interpretation, art, and creativity. In this lecture series, he will interpret paintings of Chagall, van Gogh, Dürer, Picasso, Poussin, Gauguin, Courbet, and Klee. His hypothesis is that by studying artists’ works we grasp vividly and em-pirically how creativity is experienced—and we see patterns that ex-press and manifest the fundamental features of creativity itself.
Fri, Oct 28 18:00-22:00 Reception, Lecture, Three-Course Dinner
at the historic Zunfthaus zur Saffran
Sat, Oct 29 10:00-16:00 Two Lectures, Discussions, Lunch Buffet at Foyer St. Anton, St. Anton’s Church
Details and Registration at www.isapzurich.com
Photo Limmatsicht Zürich | Courtesy of ZÜRICHFOTO.CH | www.zuerifoto.ch
SPRING JOURNAL BOOKS NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
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Postlude 30 Oct - 1 Nov, 2016 Entry per lecture, cash at the door: • General CHF 30.00 • Reduced CHF 20.00 • ISAP Students & Faculty Gratis
ISAPZURICH, Stampfenbachstrasse 115, 8006 Zürich
Excursion Sun 30 Oct 9:00-18:00
Picasso and Klee in Lucerne Exploring archetypal motifs in the work of Picasso and Klee at Museum Rosengart in Lucerne with discussion, self-pay lunch and creative time of our own. Excursion fee of CHF 90, to be paid in cash to excursion leader, Penelope Yungblut, at the Zürich Lecture Series (ZLS) on Friday, 28 October. Fee includes travel, a coffee and museum entrance. For more information, contact [email protected]
Lectures
Mon 31 Oct 10:oo-11:45
Katharina Casanova, lic. phil. Paul Cézanne—The Man and the Mountain: A Closer Look at Cézanne’s Passion for Sainte-Victoire in Provence
Mon 31 Oct 14:00-15:45
Lucienne Marguerat, lic. phil. What Visual Art Can Do to Our Souls: Reflections on Maria Lassnig’s Paintings
Mon 31 Oct 16:00-17:45
Kathrin Asper, Dr. phil. Darkness and Light in the Art of Frida Kahlo: Exploring Kahlo’s Transformation of Private Suffering into Archetypal Expression
Tues 1 Nov 10:00-11:45
John Hill, MA Devotion and Its Shadow: Exploring Job’s Dilemma
Tues 1 Nov 14:00-16:30
Panel Discussion: What in the World is Going On? Reflections on the State of the World Today Brigitte Egger, Dr. sc. nat.; Allan Guggenbühl, Dr. phil.; Bernard Sartorius, lic. theol.; Murray Stein, PhD (Moderator)
ISAPZURICH!INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY ZURICH!AGAP POST-GRADUATE JUNGIAN TRAINING • [email protected] • WWW.ISAPZURICH.COM
Herbst 2016 Fall 11
Fächer Areas of Study
01 Grundlagen der Analytischen Psychologie
01 Fundamentals of Analytical Psychology
02 Psychologie des Traums 02 Psychology of Dreams
03 Psychologische Deutung von Mythen & Märchen
03 Psychological Interpretation of Myths & Fairy Tales
04 Psychologische Deutung von Bildern
04 Psychological Interpretation of Pictures
05 Ethnologie & Psychologie 05 Ethnology & Psychology
06 Religion und Psychologie 06 Religion & Psychology
07 Assoziationsexperiment & Komplexlehre
07 Association Experiment & Theory of Complexes
08 Entwicklungs- & Kinderpsychologie 08 Developmental & Child Psychology
09 Psychodynamische Konzepte im Vergleich 09 Comparison of Psychodynamic Concepts
10 Psychopathologie & Psychiatrie 10 Psychopathology & Psychiatry
11 Individuation 11 Individuation
12 Praktischer Fall 12 Practical Case
13 Fallkolloquium 13 Case Colloquium
Bei den Alchemisten gilt der durch das opus dargestelle Individuationsprozess als eine Analogie der Weltentstehung und das opus selber als eine solche des göttlichen Schöpfungswerkes. Die Archetypen und das Kollektive Unbewusste, GW, 9i, § 550 For the alchemists the process of individuation represented by the opus was an analogy of the creation of the world, and the opus itself an analogy of God’s work of creation. Man was seen as a microcosm, a complete equivalent of the world in miniature. The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious, CW 9i, § 550.
Herbstsemester 2016 Fall Semester 2016
12 Herbst 2016 Fall
01 GRUNDLAGEN DER ANALYTISCHEN PSYCHOLOGIE FUNDAMENTALS OF ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY
01 01 Nathalie Baratoff, lic. phil.
Lecture Tuesday Room S1 13.09. 14:00-15:45 20.09. 27.09.
The Transcendent Function: Miracles Along the Way of Individuation
01 02 Joanne Wieland-Burston, PhD Seminar Saturday & Sunday Room S1 17.09. 10:00-17:45 18.09.
Active Imagining with Objects Experiential work in active imagining with the help of small concrete objects. Symbols come alive, offering an emotional and resource oriented approach to the psyche. Please brings some of your own small objects. Personal analysis required. Experiential seminar 8 ISAP Students
Di, 06.09.16 – Sa, 10.12.16 Tues, 06.09.16 – Sat, 10.12.16
Bitte konsultieren Sie die Website bezüglich möglicher Änderungen: www.isapzurich.com
Please check the website for eventual changes: www.isapzurich.com
Alle Vorlesungen & Offene Seminare sind für die Öffentlichkeit zugänglich. Seminare und Fallkolloquien sind für ISAP-Kandidaten reserviert.
All Lectures and Open Seminars are open to the public. Seminars and Case Colloquia are reserved for ISAP candidates.
Vom 19. bis 20. NOVEMBER reserviert exklusiv für Veranstaltungen auf Deutsch.
Herbst 2016 Fall 13
01 03 Murray Stein, PhD Open Seminar Wednesday Room S1 21.09. 10:00-11:45 28.09. 05.10. 12.10.
"The Unconscious" - Jungian Perspectives This seminar will examine texts by Jung, Jungians and others on the question of the unconscious - what is it, does it exist, what is the evidence? An important issue will be the question of time.
01 04 Urs H. Mehlin, Prof. Dr. phil. Vorlesung Mittwoch Raum S1 21.09. 19:00-20:45 === Jung entdecken ===
„Du meinst zu schieben – und du wirst geschoben:" Vom Einfluss der Archetypen auf unser Leben
01 05 Brigitte Egger, Dr. sc. nat. ETH Open Seminar Tuesday Room S1 25.10. 12:00-13:45 08.11. 15.11. 22.11. 29.11.
Conveying a Jungian Perspective to the Public We imagine a journalist questioning us on a collective issue. We explore the issue symbolically and prospectively, practice answering and discuss the outcome. Basic practice for analysts.
01 06 Franz-Xaver Jans-Scheidegger, Dipl. theol. Vorlesung Mittwoch Raum S1 26.10. 19:00-20:45 === Jung entdecken ===
Verborgene und sichtbare Dynamik in der Aktiven Imagination
14 Herbst 2016 Fall
01 07 Magi Guindi, MFT Lecture Thursday Room S1 27.10. 14:00-17:45
The Way to Oneself: Befriending the Unknown Inner Other Through the figure of Cervante's Don Quijote De La Mancha, I will illustrate the significance of the soul’s need to express reality through imagination, and address the importance of becoming conscious of and integrating shadow and non-ego aspects of the personality.
01 08 Murray Stein, PhD Brigitte Egger, Dr. sc. nat. ETH Bernhard Sartorius, lic. theol. Allan Guggenbühl, Dr. phil. Lecture Tuesday Room S1 01.11. 14:00-16:30 ===Postlude===
What in the World is Going On? A panel discussion of contemporary events from a Jungian perspective, moderated by Murray Stein.
01 09 Jody Schlatter, MD Vorlesung Donnerstag Raum S1 17.11. 18:00-19:45
Die Grundlagen der analytischen Psychologie Das Ich, das kollektive Unbewusste, Schatten, Animus, Anima, Selbst
See also / Siehe auch: 02 10, 02 12, 04 23, 04 26, 06 34, 07 37, 07 38, 09 45, 09 46, 09 47, 10 49, 11 51, 11 54
Herbst 2016 Fall 15
02 PSYCHOLOGIE DES TRAUMS PSYCHOLOGY OF DREAMS
02 10 Gary Hayes, lic. phil.
Seminar Friday Room S3 09.09. 10:00-11:45 16.09. 23.09. 30.09.
Dreamwork in the Daily Practice The emphasis here will be on approaching the phenomena of Jungian dreamwork through intensive practice. The theory of Jungian dreamwork will be reviewed and hopefully deepened. Moreover the students will be actively involved in discussing dream material. 15 ISAP Students
02 11 Peter Ammann, Dr. phil. Lecture Thursday & Friday Room S1 06.10. 10:00-11:45 07.10.
The Mountain that Turned into a Cathedral: Religious Dreams of an Unbeliever An extraordinary series of dreams recorded by Harald Pager (1923-1985) while transcribing the rock paintings of the Bushpeople in the Brandberg, Namibia.
02 12 Vicki Reiff, MA Ellen Celi, Dr. phil. Seminar Saturday Room S1 05.11. 10:00-13:45 12.11.
Introduction to the Theory and Practice of Dream Interpretation Review of Jung's theory of dreams with practice in how to approach the interpretation of a dream. ISAP Students
02 13 Ursula Wirtz, Dr. phil. Seminar Friday Room S1 18.11. 10:00-11:45 25.11. 02.12. 09.12.
How We Work: The Jungian Practice of Dreamwork Each session two ISAP analysts will present their approach to dreams. ISAP Students
16 Herbst 2016 Fall
02 14 Ursula Wirtz, Dr. phil. Seminar Freitag Raum S1 25.11. 18:30-20:15
Wie wir arbeiten: Der jungianische Zugang zu Träumen 2 ISAP Analytikerinnen stellen ihre Arbeit mit Träumen vor. ISAP Studierende
See also / Siehe auch: 01 03, 06 31, 13 67
Herbst 2016 Fall 17
03 PSYCHOLOGISCHE DEUTUNG VON MYTHEN & MÄRCHEN PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION OF MYTHS AND FAIRY TALES
03 15 Dariane Pictet,
Ad.Dip.Ex.Psych Lecture Thursday Room S1 08.09. 10:00-11:45
Sons and Daughters of Snow White's Stepmother We will look at the psychology of unmirrored children: the wounds, challenges and strengths that come from growing up with a narcisstic parent.
03 16 Irene Berkenbusch-Erbe, Dr. phil. Lecture Thursday Room S1 29.09. 14:00-15:45
A Jungian Approach to Goethe´s Faust (I) Faust touches upon many issues important to Jungian psychology: individuation, shadow, alchemy, different symbolic images. Selected passages of Faust I will be interpreted; a short introduction will be given of Faust II.
03 17 Irene Berkenbusch-Erbe, Dr. phil. Seminar Friday Room S3 30.09. 14:00-15:45
A Jungian Approach to Goethe´s Faust (I) Reading seminar to the preceding lecture 12 ISAP Students
03 18 Kathrin Asper, Dr. phil. Vorlesung Mittwoch Raum S1 05.10. 19:00-20:45 === Jung entdecken ===
Wozu beschäftigen sich Jungianer mit Märchen?
18 Herbst 2016 Fall
03 19 Angela Mary Connolly, MBChB Lecture Friday Room S1 07.10. 19:30-21:30 === Ring Lecture Series ===
Mr Charnock's Dragon: The Development of the Shadow in English Alchemy Thomas Charnock was an unlettered scholar and alchemist of the 16th century. His “Alchemical Enigma” gives an unusually personal account of Charnock's struggle with the philosphical dragon told from the point of view of the dragon.
03 20 Nathalie Baratoff, lic. phil. Lecture Tuesday Room S1 22.11. 19:30-21:30 === Ring Lecture Series ===
A Tale of Seven Brothers Alchemical symbolism in a Russian fairy tale
03 21 Lisa Holland, MS Lecture Friday Room S1 02.12. 12:00-13:45
Maid Maleen We will explore the feminine “no”, body complexes, embodiment, positive and negative shadow, and “subject to subject” versus “subject to object” interaction. Participants are requested to acquaint themselves with the Grimm’s tale beforehand.
See also / Siehe auch: 01 07, 10 48
Herbst 2016 Fall 19
04 PSYCHOLOGISCHE DEUTUNG VON BILDERN PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION OF PICTURES
04 22 Angela Mary Connolly,
MBChB Lecture Saturday Room S1 08.10. 19:30-21:30 === Ring Lecture Series ===
The Cognitive Aesthetics of Alchemical Imagery Exploring the historical development of alchemical illustrations in Western European alchemy from the 14th to the 16th Century and tracing out the emergent processes that took place over time
04 23 Penelope Yungblut, MA Seminar Wednesday off-site 19.10. 10:00-11:45 26.10. 02.11.
Exploring Archetypal Themes at the Kunsthaus Museum Students will choose an archetypal motif they find in three art objects, write a two-five page paper presenting a Jungian perspective on the image, and discuss what they see and its archetypal meaning with us on site. Location: Kunsthaus, Zürich Experiential seminar 12 ISAP Students
04 24 Katharina Casanova, lic. phil. Lecture Monday Room S1 31.10. 10:00-11:45 ===Postlude===
Paul Cézanne - The Man and the Mountain A closer look at Cézanne's passion for Sainte Victoire in Provence
04 25 Lucienne Marguerat, lic. phil. Lecture Monday Room S1 31.10. 14:00-15:45 ===Postlude===
What Visual Art Can Do to Our Souls: Reflections on Maria Lassnig's Paintings I will present Maria Lassnig's life and work, then dwell on a few of her works of art to illustrate how pictures' powerful impact can constellate and enliven parts of our psyche we hardly knew existed.
20 Herbst 2016 Fall
04 26 Kathrin Asper, Dr. phil. Lecture Monday Room S1 31.10. 16:00-17:45 ===Postlude===
Frida Kahlo: Darkness and Light Exploring Kahlo’s transformation of private suffering into archetypal expression
04 27 Lucienne Marguerat, lic. phil. Vorlesung Mittwoch Raum S1 09.11. 19:00-20:45 === Jung entdecken ===
Dialog mit dem Bild
04 28 Paul Brutsche, Dr. phil. Lucienne Marguerat, lic. phil. Open Seminar Saturday off-site 26.11. 14:00-15:45
Guided Visit of the Collection de l'Art Brut in Lausanne German speaking students are welcome. Location: Collection de l'Art Brut, 11 av. des Bergières, 1004 Lausanne. Registration by November 11, 2016, at: [email protected] Information on train schedules upon registration.
See also / Siehe auch: 01 02, 03 19, 08 42
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05 ETHNOLOGIE & PSYCHOLOGIE ETHNOLOGY & PSYCHOLOGY
05 29 Ursula Ulmer, MA
Seminar Tuesday Room S1 13.09. 10:00-11:45 20.09. 27.09. 04.10. 11.10.
The Cultural Complex in Cross-Cultural Environments Applying this concept to actual and/or historical situations. Groups will be asked to present examples by applying this concept to areas of their choice. 12 ISAP Students
05 30 Yuriko Sato, MD Lecture Thursday Room S1 24.11. 14:00-15:45
“Mottainai”: Re-enchanting the world Re-enchantment of the world is greatly needed in our troubled time. I will explore how such a world can be experienced, introducing an example from Japanese culture, and how a glimpse of such a world touches one’s psyche in the analytical practice.
See also / Siehe auch: 02 11, 10 49
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06 RELIGION & PSYCHOLOGIE RELIGION & PSYCHOLOGY
06 31 Christa Robinson, MA
Seminar Saturday & Sunday Room S1 24.09. 10:00-15:45 25.09.
The Magic of the Tortoise Theoretical and practical introduction to the I Ching, understanding of its images. Experiental seminar Experiential seminar 8 Training and Diploma Candidates
06 32 John Hill, MA Lecture Tuesday Room S1 01.11. 10:00-11:45 ===Postlude===
Devotion and Its Shadow: Exploring Job’s Dilemma
06 33 John Hill, MA Lecture Friday Room S1 04.11. 10:00-11:45 11.11.
On Forgiveness The phenomena of forgiveness from a psychological and religious perspective
06 34 Ann Chia-Yi Li, MA Lecture Thursday Room S1 10.11. 19:30-21:30 === Ring Lecture Series ===
The Centre is Omnipresent: The Dialogue of Analytical Psychology and Daoist Alchemy Seen in The Red Book.
06 35 Nancy Krieger, PhD Open Seminar Wednesday Room S1 23.11. 16:00-17:45
Meister Eckhart: On Paradox and the Godhead Meister Eckhart was the Christian mystic most often cited by Jung. We will consider what Eckhart wrote about paradox, as well as the extent to which Eckhart's concept of the Godhead is reflected in Jung’s definition of the Self.
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06 36 Ursula Wirtz, Dr. phil. Vorlesung Mittwoch Raum S1 23.11. 19:00-20:45 === Jung entdecken ===
Das Comeback des Spirituellen
See also / Siehe auch: 01 03, 02 11, 03 16, 03 17
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07 ASSOZIATIONSEXPERIMENT & KOMPLEXLEHRE ASSOCIATION EXPERIMENT & THEORY OF COMPLEXES
07 37 Jody Schlatter, MD
Lecture Tuesday Room S1 04.10. 16:00-17:45
Archetypes and Complexes: How They AFFECT Our Lives
07 38 Jody Schlatter, MD Seminar Wednesday Room S1 05.10. 16:00-17:45
Archetypes and Complexes: How They AFFECT Our Lives Seminar to the corresponding lecture. Attendance at the lecture required in order to participate. 20 ISAP Students
07 39 Stacy Wirth, MA Nancy Krieger, PhD Seminar Wednesday & Thursday Room S1 19.10. 14:00-17:45 20.10. 14:00-17:45
Word Association Experiment: Part II Presentations Participants must have attended an introductory seminar and administered the WAE. A draft of the WAE report is to be submitted to the course leaders and fellow participants by 1 Oct. Mutual discussion deepens the experience of each WAE, and allows for revision of the reports. 8 Diploma Candidates
07 40 Katharina Casanova, lic. phil. Ilsabe von Uslar Ryffel, lic. phil. Seminar
Das Assoziationsexperiment: Teil II Prüfungsseminar Nur für DiplomkandidatInnen, die den ersten Teil des Seminars absolviert haben und ein Experiment mit einer Klientin/einem Klienten vorstellen können. Anmeldung bis zum 1.9.16 an K. Casanova [email protected] Tel. Nr. 0041 44 361 82 28 Diplomkandidaten
See also / Siehe auch: 06 35
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08 ENTWICKLUNGS- & KINDERPSYCHOLOGIE DEVELOPMENTAL & CHILD PSYCHOLOGY
08 41 Penelope Yungblut, MA
Lecture Tuesday & Thursday Room S1 18.10. 10:00-11:45 20.10. 10:00-11:45 25.10. 16:00-17:45 27.10. 10:00-11:45
Developmental Tasks in the First Half of Life Exploring key emotional issues and achievements in infancy, childhood, adolescence and young adulthood, prerequisites to embarking on the second half of life.
08 42 Verena Osterwalder-Bollag, lic. phil. Offenes Seminar Thursday;Donnerstag Room;Raum S1 03.11. 10:00-11:45 10.11. Deutsch und English
Sandspieltherapie: Betrachten von Sandbildern aus Kindertherapien Diskussion und Deutungsvorschläge. Themen wie Familiendynamik, Typologie, Entwicklungspsychologie werden anhand der Bilder angesprochen. ISAP Studierende Sand Play Therapy: Examining Pictures of Children’s Sand Play Discussion and interpretation of family dynamics, typology and developmental issues. ISAP Students
08 43 Urs H. Mehlin, Prof. Dr. phil. Lecture Wednesday Room S1 09.11. 10:00-11:45 16.11. 23.11. 07.12.
Child Development and Child Therapy Developmental phases of children and adolescents will be discussed including their consequences for the later phases in life and for Jungian based child therapy.
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09 44 Ilsabe von Uslar Ryffel, lic.
phil. Seminar Thursday Room S1 15.09. 12:00-13:45 22.09. 29.09.
Various Views of the Unconscious We will examine some case vignettes from the perspective of different schools of depth psychology, comparing their specific concepts of the unconscious and their approaches to its manifestations. ISAP Students
09 45 Isabelle Meier, Dr. phil. Lecture Friday Room S1 21.10. 10:00-11:45
Analytic and Therapeutic Approaches in the Treatment of Anxiety and Depression What do I need to know, what do I need to reflect upon, and what do I need to be aware of.
09 46 Brigitte Egger, Dr. sc. nat. ETH Lecture Tuesday Room S1 25.10. 10:00-11:45 08.11. 15.11. 22.11. 29.11.
Animal Phobia: Psychecology Enlightens Therapy Snake, spider, wolf, bat. Transformative potential of neurosis
09 47 Judith Harris, MA Lecture Tuesday Room S1 06.12. 10:00-11:45
An Introduction to Psychosomatic Medicine Jung repeatedly stated that psyche and matter are in fact two aspects of one whole. Using case examples, the connector between these two worlds will be discussed.
09 PSYCHODYNAMISCHE KONZEPTE IM VERGLEICH COMPARISON OF PSYCHODYNAMIC CONCEPTS
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10 PSYCHOPATHOLOGIE & PSYCHIATRIE PSYCHOPATHOLOGY & PSYCHIATRY
10 48 Ursula Kübler, lic. phil.
Seminar 2 Fridays & Wednesday Room S1 09.09. 14:00-17:45 16.09. 28.09. 14:00-17:45
Trauma Therapy: Practical Application The concepts of resource work, ego state approach, meeting inner parts will be explored and “translated” from PITT terminology into Jungian terms. Prerequisite: 10 30 (SS 16) or contact presenter. Please read: J.L. Herman, Trauma and Recovery, Pandora 2001 12 ISAP Students
10 49 Luigi Zoja, PhD Lecture Thur, Fri & Sat Room S1 13.10. 18:00-19:45 14.10. 15.10.
Paranoia, Society and History While other mental illnesses are individual, only paranoia can literally make history, as it did through Hitler and Stalin. So called “successful paranoids” can spread it by contagion through charismatic leadership and mass-media.
10 50 Svetlana Zdravkovic, PhD Irene Cioffi Whitfield, PhD Seminar Wednesday & Thursday Room S1 16.11. 14:00-17:45 17.11. 10:00-13:45
Jungian Analysis of Lars von Trier`s Melancholia Upon watching the film, we will discuss archetypal images, themes, symbols, aspects of the feminine, the nature of depression and the personal experience of Lars von Trier. Suggested reading: CG Jung, CW V §300-612; III § 317-424, §438-503; XV §97-132 12 ISAP Students
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11 INDIVIDUATION INDIVIDUATION
11 51 Patricia Skar, MFA
Open Seminar Tues & Wed Room S1 06.09. 14:00-17:45 07.09.
Active Imagination with Music Improvisation in Analysis This seminar will explore the theoretical and clinical links between analytic and musical processes, illustrating how music improvisation can be used as active imagination within analysis. Please visit www.patriciaskar.com for more information.
11 52 Peter Ammann, Dr. phil. Lecture Friday Room S1 30.09. 16:00-17:45
Signposts of My Days - Stars of My Nights Peter Ammann’s personal homage to people whose imagination and intuition inspired him as well as many others: Jung, Churchill, Pablo Casals, Marie-Louise von Franz, Fellini, Vera Bührmann, Laurens van der Post, Nomfundo Mlisa… (with video clips)
11 53 Murray Stein, PhD Lecture Friday Room S1 04.11. 17:00-18:00 === Ring Lecture Series ===
Outside Inside and All Around: How Alchemy Crosses Boundaries
11 54 Joanne Wieland-Burston, PhD Vorlesung Freitag Raum S1 18.11. 18:00-19:45
Nachwirkungen der NS-Zeit bei Klienten in Psychotherapie in Deutschland In dieser Vorlesung werde ich die Arbeit einer Supervisions (Intervisions)-gruppe in Deutschland präsentieren, die seit bald 20 Jahren dieser Frage nachgeht.
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11 55 Joan Allen Smith, PhD Lecture Tuesday Room S1 29.11. 19:30-21:30 === Ring Lecture Series ===
Transitional Spaces: Moving through Alchemical Pictures and Classical Music
11 56 Eileen Nemeth, MA Seminar Tues, Wed & Thur Room S1 06.12. 12:00-13:45 07.12. 08.12.
We Perceive Not Only with Our Eyes but from the Depth of Our Being Where Sight and Sister Senses are Connected Exploring through the discipline of Authentic Movement we will look at the relationship between Witness/Analyst and Mover/Analysand, focusing our attention on the Analyst as Witness. Experiential seminar 12 Training and Diploma Candidates
11 57 Ursula Kübler, lic. phil. Vorlesung Mittwoch Raum S1 07.12. 19:00-20:45 === Jung entdecken ===
"Werde, der/die Du bist:" der Individuationsprozess
See also / Siehe auch: 01 01, 01 02, 01 07, 03 16, 03 17, 04 26, 05 30, 06 32, 09 46, 10 50, 13 66, 13 68
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12 58 Isabelle Meier, Dr. phil.
Open Seminar Friday Room S1 25.11. 14:00-15:45
The First Interview We will discuss the issues of the first interview with the client.
See also / Siehe auch: 06 33, 09 47, 11 54, 13 61, 13 66, 13 67, 13 68
12 PRAKTISCHER FALL PRACTICAL CASE
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13 FALLKOLLOQUIEN CASE COLLOQUIA
For Diploma Candidates only. Registration and payment directly with colloquium leader. Any changes are the responsibility of the colloquium leader. Nur für Diplom-KandidatInnen. Anmeldung und Teilnahmegebühr direkt beim Leiter. Sämtliche Änderungen sind in der Verantwortung des Kolloquiumleiters.
13 59 Ursula Ulmer, MA
Colloquium Monday Room S3 12.09. 10:00-11:45
Case Colloquium Weekly sessions at ISAP to be arranged at the first meeting. Registration: [email protected] 8 Diploma Candidates
13 60 Michael Péus, lic. phil. Kolloquium Donnerstag 15.09. 19:00-20:45 wird noch bekannt gegeben
Fallkolloquium mit besonderer Berücksichtigung von Traumafolgestörungen Weitere 3 Termine werden gemeinsam vereinbart. Ort: Gemeinschaftspraxis, 4.Stock Universitätsstrasse 9, 8006 Zürich Anmeldung: +41 (0)55 442 22 47 [email protected] 8 Diplomkandidaten
13 61 Bernhard Sartorius, lic. theol. Colloquium Thursday 22.09. 16:15-18:00 Every second Thurs; dates to be arranged
Case Colloquium Location: Klosbachstrasse 116 8032 Zürich Tram #3, 8, 15 Tram stop "Römerhof" Walk uphill from tram stop. Registration: [email protected] +41 (0)79 423 1921 Diploma Candidates
13 62 Murray Stein, PhD Colloquium Saturday 01.10. 10:00-12:30 08.10.
Case Colloquium Problems of individuation in analysis Registration: [email protected] 4 Diploma Candidates
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13 63 Nathalie Baratoff, lic. phil. Colloquium Tuesday & Thursday 04.10. 14:00-15:45 06.10. 14:00-15:45 11.10. 14:00-15:45 13.10. 14:00-15:45 18.10. 16:00-17:45 20.10. 16:00-17:45
Case Colloquium with Emphasis on Dreams Location: Bergstrasse 118 8032 Zurich Registration: +41 (0)44 788 1272 [email protected] 6 Diploma Candidates
13 64 John Hill, MA Colloquium Saturday & Sunday 15.10. 9:30-17:00 16.10. 9:30-13:00
Block Colloquium on Transference and Countertransference Location: Neptunstrasse 21, 8032 Zürich. Registration: +41(0)44 262 1976 10 Diploma Candidates
13 65 Jody Schlatter, MD Colloquium Tuesday & Wednesday 18.10. 14:00-15:45 19.10. 25.10. 26.10. 01.11. 02.11. 08.11. 09.11.
Case Colloquium Location: Bergstrasse 118 8032 Zurich Registration: [email protected] Diploma Candidates
13 66 Joanne Wieland-Burston, PhD Colloquium Saturday & Sunday Room S1 22.10. 10:00-17:45 23.10.
Case Colloquium with Emphasis on Active Imagining with Images, Objects and the Body Registration: [email protected] One month beforehand 10 Diploma Candidates
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13 67 Diane Cousineau Brutsche, Dr. phil. Colloquium Friday & Monday 18.11. 9:00-11:45; 12:45-15:30 21.11. 13:00-15:45; 16:15-19:00
Block Case Colloquium This colloquium applies an imaginative technique based on the Balint method. Location: Steinbrüchelstrasse 64, 8053 Zürich Registration: +41 (0)44 383 1363 [email protected] 8 Diploma Candidates
13 68 Joanne Wieland-Burston, PhD Kolloquium Sat & Sun; Sam & Son Raum S1 19.11. 10:00-17:45 20.11. Deutsch und English
Kolloquium mit Betonung kollektiver Traumata Bezug zur Vorlesung 11 54 Ort: Universitätstrasse 65 Bitte kontaktieren Sie die Leiterin Ein Monat im Voraus: [email protected] 9 Diploma Candidates Case Colloquium with Emphasis on Collective Trauma Prerequisite: Lecture 11 54 Universitätstrasse 65 Registration: [email protected] One month in advance 9 Diplomkandidaten
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Gastdozenten Guest Presenters
Svetlana Zdravkovic, PhD, is a Jungian Analyst (IAAP, IGAP) with a specialization in medical psychology. She works at the Institute of Mental Health in Belgrade, Serbia. She is the PR of the Institute, the Coordinator of the Cabinet of psychology and the President of the Wednesday’s Cultural Circle. There, she teaches a basic course in “Analytical Psychology and Creativity”. She is a frequent guest lecturer at ISAPZurich and IGAP (London). .
Irene Cioffi Whitfield is a Senior Analyst and lecturer with IGAP, London, and an associate member of the JPA, New York City. She has a Ph.D. from the Institute of Fine Arts at New York University, specializing in Baroque and Rococo painting. Her area of interest is the interaction of art and psychology. She has prior experience working in psychiatric hospitals as an analyst and now has a private practice in London.
Magi Guindi was born in Mexico and obtained her academic education in Mexico, Switzerland, Paris and the USA. She trained at ISAP and is currently a Jungian analyst in private practice in Los Angeles. She has lectured on various topics such as dreams, fairytales, the coniunctio of masculine and feminine, and on individuation. She is fluent in English, French and Spanish. Flamenco dance and healing with essential oils are two of her passions.
Im Folgenden sind kurze Beschreibungen und Fotos einiger unserer Gastdozenten publiziert. Informationen über ISAP-Fakul-tätsmitglieder finden Sie auf unserer Website.
You will find below short descriptions and photos of some of our guest lecturers. Information on ISAP faculty members is posted on our website.
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Lisa M. Holland is a recent graduate of ISAP. A psychotherapist for over 20 years, she now works as a Jungian psychoanalyst in private practice, specializing in imagination, embodiment and trauma. She has presented at numerous conferences and workshops in the USA and abroad, and is currently working on a book on assertion, self-agency and the symbol of the spine. In the last decade she has lived in Spain, Switzerland and Italy.
Angela M. Connolly is a psychiatrist and Jungian analyst practicing in Rome. She teaches, lectures and supervises internationally. She is on the advisory board of the Journal of Analytical Psychology (JAP) and Vice-President of the IAAP. Among her recent publications are ‘ Cognitive aesthetics of alchemical imagery’ (JAP, 58(1); ‘Out of the body: embodiment and its vicissitudes’ (JAP, 58(5); ‘ From Tradition to Innovation’, Spring, 2015.
Luigi Zoja is a former President of IAAP (International Association of Analytical Psychology). After finishing his studies at the C.G. Jung Institute in Küsnacht, Zoja worked for several years there at a clinic and later practiced in New York. He currently maintains a practice in Milan and lectures regularly in Italy and abroad. His papers and books have been translated into 15 languages.
Eileen Nemeth is a Jungian Analyst in Zürich. Her previous profession as dancer and dance therapist is integrated in her analytical work. She has for many years been researching what Jung said about the body and bringing these invaluable insights to various Jung Societies in Europe through seminars and lectures.
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Patricia Skar, MFA, is an IAAP Jungian analyst in private practice in Zürich and Thun. She is also a performing musician, and has been developing her way of using music improvisation in analysis and writing about this subject since 1992. She has lectured widely on a variety of Jungian topics in many clinical and academic settings, including Trinity College, Dublin and Oxford University. For more information, please visit www.patriciaskar.com
Ellen Celi, PhD, psychotherapist /SPV, works in private practice with children, adolescents and adults. She has worked in the Psycho-oncological Research Project in the Kinderspital, Zurich, as well as in Kinderdorf Pestalozzi, Trogen, with traumatized and behaviorally disturbed orphaned children. Since 1995, she has taken part in the Group Project for War-traumatized children, sponsored by the School Psychological Services of the city of Zurich.
Vicki Reiff, MA, psychotherapist/SPV, received her MA in Art Therapy at Pratt Institute, New York. She graduated from the C.G. Jung Institute, Zurich in 1995 and works in private practice in Zurich with children, adolescents and adults. She has also worked in the Bronx Children’s Psychiatric Center and in Kinderdorf Pestalozzi, Trogen. Since 1995, she takes part in the Group Project for War-traumatized Children, sponsored by the city of Zurich.
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Tue/Di 6 Skar 11 51 (S1)
Wed/Mi 7
Orientation/ Orientierungstreffen 9:00-10:00 (S3)
Skar 11 51 (S1)
Thur/Do 8 Pictet 03 15 (S1)
Fri/Fr 9 Hayes 02 10 (S3) Kübler 10 48 (S1)
Sat/Sa 10 OPENING TEA/ERÖFFNUNGSTEE 16:00 (S1)
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Mo 12
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Tue/Di 13 Ulmer 05 29 (S1) Baratoff 01 01
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Wed/Mi 14
IC and Student Meeting 10:30-11:30 (S1)
AC MEETING 17:00 (S1)
Thur/Do 15 Ryffel 09 44 (S1)
Péus 13 60 (19.00-20.45) 2 additional mtgs TBA *D*
Fri/Fr 16 Hayes 02 10 (S3) Kübler 10 48 (S1)
Sat/Sa 17 Wieland-Burston 01 02 (S1)
Sun/So 18 Wieland-Burston 01 02 (S1)
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Wed/Mi 21 Stein 01 03 (S1)
Mehlin (19:00-20:45) 01 04 (S1) *D*
Thur/Do 22 Ryffel 09 44 (S1)
Sartorius (begins) (16:15-18:00) 13 61 (Klosbachstr.)
Fri/Fr 23 Hayes 02 10 (S3)
Sat/Sa 24 Robinson 06 31 (S1)
Sun/So 25 Robinson 06 31 (S1)
Mo 26
Tue/Di 27 Ulmer 05 29 (S1) Baratoff 01 01
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Wed/Mi 28 Stein 01 03 (S1) Kübler 10 48 (S1)
Thur/Do 29 Ryffel 09 44 (S1)
Berkenbusch-Erbe 03 16 (S1)
Fri/Fr 30 Hayes 02 10 (S3)
Berkenbusch-Erbe 03 17 (S3)
Ammann 11 52 (S1)
AMMANN APERO
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Sat/Sa 1 Stein (10:00-12:30) 13 62 (S3)
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Tue/Di 4 Ulmer 05 29 (S1) Baratoff 13 63
(Bergstr.) Schlatter 07 37 (S1)
Wed/Mi 5 Stein 01 03 (S1) Schlatter
07 38 (S1)
Asper (19:00-20:45) 03 10 (S1) *D*
Thur/Do 6 Ammann 02 11 (S1) Baratoff 13 63
(Bergstr.)
Fri/Fr 7 Ammann 02 11 (S1)
Connolly (19:30-21:30) 03 19 (S1)
Sat/Sa 8 Stein (10:00-12:30) 13 62 (S3)
Connolly (19:30-21:30) 04 22 (S1)
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Wed/Mi 12 Stein 01 03 (S1)
Thur/Do 13 Baratoff 13 63 (Bergstr.) Zoja 10 49
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Fri/Fr 14 Zoja 10 49 (S1)
Sat/Sa 15 Hill (9:30-17:00) 13 64 (Neptunstr.) Zoja 10 49 (S1)
Sun/So 16 Hill (9:30-13:00) 13 64 (Neptunstr.)
Mo 17
Tue/Di 18 Yungblut 08 41 (S1)
Schlatter (14:00-15:45) 13 65 (Bergstr.)
Baratoff 13 63 (Bergstr.)
Wed/Mi 19 Yungblut 04 23 (off-site)
Wirth/Krieger (14:00-17:45) 07 39 (S1)
Schlatter (14:00-15:45) 13 65 (Bergstr.)
Thur/Do 20 Yungblut 08 41 (S1)
Wirth/Krieger (14:00-17:45) 07 39 (S1)
Baratoff 13 63 (Bergstr.)
Fri/Fr 21 Meier 09 45 (S1)
Sat/Sa 22 Wieland-Burston (10:00-17:45) 13 66 (S1)
Sun/So 23 Wieland-Burston (10:00-17:45) 13 66 (S1)
Mo 24
Tue/Di 25 B. Egger 09 46 (S1)
B. Egger 01 05 (S1)
Schlatter (14:00-15:45) 13 65 (Bergstr.)
Yungblut 08 41 (S1)
Wed/Mi 26 Yungblut 04 23 (off-site)
Schlatter (14:00-15:45) 13 65 (Bergstr.)
Jans-Scheidegger (19:00-20:45) 01 06 (S1) *D*
Thur/Do 27 Yungblut 08 41 (S1) Guindi 01 07 (S1)
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Fri/Fr 28 Brutsche (18:00-22:00) ZLS
Sat/Sa 29 Brutsche (10:00-16:00) ZLS
Sun/So 30 POSTLUDE Excursion 9:00-18:00
Mo 31 Casanova 04 24 (S1) Marguerat
04 25 (S1) Asper 04 26 (S1)
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Tue/Di 1 Hill 06 32 (S1)
Panel Discussion (14:00-16:30) 01 08 (S1)
Schlatter (14:00-15:45) 13 65 (Bergstr.)
Wed/Mi 2 Yungblut 04 23 (off-site)
Schlatter (14:00-15:45) 13 65 (Bergstr.)
Thur/Do 3 Osterwalder-Bollag 08 42 (S1) *E/D*
Fri/Fr 4 Hill 06 33 (S1) Stein (17:00-18:00) 11 53 (S1)
Sat/Sa 5 Celi/Reiff 02 12 (S1)
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Tue/Di 8 B. Egger 09 46 (S1)
B. Egger 01 05 (S1)
Schlatter (14:00-15:45) 13 65 (Bergstr.)
Wed/Mi 9 Mehlin 08 43 (S1)
Schlatter (14:00-15:45) 13 65 (Bergstr.)
Marguerat (19:00-20:45) 04 27 (S1) *D*
Thur/Do 10 Osterwalder-Bollag 08 42 (S1) *E/D*
Ann Chai-Yi Li (19:30-21:30) 06 34 (S1)
Fri/Fr 11 Hill 06 33 (S1)
Sat/Sa 12 Celi/Reiff 02 12 (S1)
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Tue/Di 15 B. Egger 09 46 (S1)
B. Egger 01 05 (S1)
Wed/Mi 16 Mehlin 08 43 (S1)
Zdravkovic/Whitfield 10 50 (S1)
Thur/Do 17 Zdravkovic/Whitfield 10 50 (S1) Schlatter
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Fri/Fr 18 Wirtz 02 13 (S1) Wieland-
Burston 11 54 (S1) *D*
Cousineau (9:00-11:30; 1:45-15:30) 13 67 (Steinbrüchelstr.)
Sat/Sa 19 DEUTSCHES WOCHENENDE/GERMAN WEEKEND Wieland-Burston (10:00-17:45) 13 68 (S1) *D*
Sun/So 20 DEUTSCHES WOCHENENDE/GERMAN WEEKEND Wieland-Burston (10:00-17:45) 13 68 (S1) *D*
Mo 21 Cousineau (13:00-15:45; 16:15-19:00) 13 67 (Steinbrüchelstr.)
Tue/Di 22 B. Egger 09 46 (S1)
B. Egger 01 05 (S1)
Baratoff (19:30-21:30) 03 20 (S1)
Wed/Mi 23 Mehlin 08 43 (S1) Krieger 06 35
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Wirtz (19:00-20:45) 06 36 (S1) *D*
Thur/Do 24 Sato 05 30 (S1)
Fri/Fr 25 Wirtz 02 13 (S1) Meier 12 58
(S1) Wirtz (18:30-20:15) 02 14 (S1) *D*
Sat/Sa 26 Brutsche/ Marguerat 04 28 (off-site)
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B. Egger 01 05 (S1)
Smith (19:30-21:30) 11 55 (S1)
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Thur/Do 1 AC MEETING 17:00
Fri/Fr 2 Wirtz 02 13 (S1)
Holland 03 21 (S1)
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Tue/Di 6 Harris 09 47 (S1)
Nemeth 11 56 (S1)
Wed/Mi 7 Mehlin 08 43 (S1)
Nemeth 11 56 (S1)
Kübler (19:00-20:45) 11 57 (S1) *D*
Thur/Do 8 Nemeth 11 56 (S1)
Fri/Fr 9 Wirtz 02 13 (S1)
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