The Archetype of Justice: Maat & Imagining the Good Society. Workshop. Vaughan.

Through the agency of the Maat in Kemet - Egyptian Mythology and the construct of Creative Active
Imagination, this experiential workshop will explore and interrogate the nature and elements of the Good Society. Maat is introduced as the amplification of the Archetype of Justice, Truth and Honesty.
The attributes of Maat and the myth are adopted to interrogate shadow phenomena in the culture and selected judicial decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court and the platform from which to “Imagine the Good Society”.
We will define the concept of Active Imagination in Analytical theory and explore its application in experiential exercises of small and large group discussions. Each small group will need a leader and scribe. In an epoch of uncertainty, polarization, fragmentation, even dystopia, the topic of the “Good Society” is an important one for us to consider, through the agency of Maat, the Archetype of Justice, and Active Imagination. What are the essential elements of the Good Society? What are the impediments to achieving the Good Society? Are there existing models of the Good Society? With the addition of didactic material, the group experiential will be "Imagining the Good Society”.

Alan G. Vaughan, Ph.D., JD, is a certified Jungian psychoanalyst, clinical and consulting psychologist, and an analyst - member of the C. G. Jung Institute of San Francisco. There he serves on the Committee for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) and the Editorial Board of the Jung Journal: Culture & Psyche, published by the Taylor Francis Group.

$40 for Members, $60 for Nonmembers
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