Tag: Hermann Hesse

• Siddhartha: Archetypal Themes of Healthy Psychological Adolescent Development

  

  Adolescence emerges from an array of bio-psychosocial factors. While puberty occurs during adolescence, social factors also place increased pressure on children to become more oriented to adult capacities. It is common for adolescents to question the lessons they were taught during early childhood life; cognitively, independent thought comes online in conjunction with the physiological maturation…

  Dr. Thomas Maples

  August 13, 2018

  Adolescent Psychology, Analytical Psychology, Depth Psychology, Jungian Psychology

  Adolescent Development, Adolescent Psychology, Archetypal Psychology, archetype, Carl Jung, developmental psychology, ego, ego / Self Axis, ego development, ego psychology, family values, Father Archetype, Hermann Hesse, identity versus role diffusion, initiation, Journal of Analytical Psychology, Masculine Development, Masculine Psychology, Michael Fordham, Oedipal Complex, Oedipal Development, persona, Self Realization, Siddhartha, The Stockton Therapy Network, transitional development, Trickster

• Hermann Hesse’s Siddhartha & Psychoanalytic Perspectives of Childhood Development

  

  Sigmund Freud (1917/1966) developed a theory about autoerotic zones that affect the development of children until early adult life. While Freud’s stage theory ends with the emergence of young adult life, these stages coalesce into an adult personality that is ready to fulfill the primary life task of reproduction. Freud based the theory of autoeroticism…

  Dr. Thomas Maples

  June 21, 2018

  Analytical Psychology, Depth Psychology, Dr. Thomas Maples, Psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud

  archetype, Carl Jung, Child Psychology, Childhood Development, ego development, Hermann Hesse, Introjection, Melanie Klein, object attachment, Object Relations Theory, Oedipal Development, primary narcissism, Projection, Psychoanalysis, psychological defense mechanisms, Psychosexual Development, Sigmund Freud, superego development, The Stockton Therapy Network, triangulation

• Depth Psychology, and Theoretical Approaches to Childhood Development: Siddhartha, Evolutionary Theory, & Psychological Attachment

  

  Dr. Thomas Maples of The Stockton Therapy Network explores depth psychological theories of childhood development.

  Dr. Thomas Maples

  May 15, 2018

  Analytical Psychology, Depth Psychology, Dr. Thomas Maples

  Archetypes, Attachment Theory, Biological Development, Carl Jung, Charles Darwin, Childhood Development, Dr. Thomas Maples, Erik Erikson, Evolutionary Psychology, Hermann Hesse, Human Development, intelligent design, object attachment, Object Relations Theory, Oedipal Development, Old, psychological development, Sigmund Freud, Sociological Development

• Reveries of Consciousness Development

  

  Personal Reveries from Early Consciousness  Our journey to develop consciousness is intimately linked to the development of understanding that exists between life, death, and the other paradoxes that seem to govern the way our mind perceives and processes information. Therefore, the development of consciousness occurs during early childhood, matures throughout the lifecycle, encompasses both our…

  Dr. Thomas Maples

  February 2, 2018

  Analytical Psychology

  Carl Jung, Childhood Development, Collective Unconscious, consciousness, development, developmental psychology, Dreams, Hermann Hesse, Mediation, Psychology, reverie, transference, unconscious

• Alchemical Hermeneutics & The Lifelong Journey to Realize Self

  

  Alchemical Hermeneutics and the Lifelong Journey to Realize Self explores methods by which we can understand the depths and language of our developing soul

  Dr. Thomas Maples

  January 24, 2018

  Hermeneutics

  Alchemical Hermeneutics, Archetypes, Attachment Theory, case study, Case Study Method, Collective Unconscious, developmental psychology, Duality, Hermann Hesse, Individuation, Jungian Developmental Psychology, Masculine Development, Masculine Psychology, metaphor, Mythopoetic Men’s Movement, narcissistic split, Philosophical Hermeneutics, Psychological Containment, Psychology, Psychosexual Development, Psychosocial Development, Qualitative Research, Robert Bly, Self Realization, shadow, Siddhartha, Sigmund Freud, Splitting, unconscious

• A Developmental Theory of Jungian Psychology

  

  The History between Hermann Hesse and Carl Jung The psychological theories of Carl Gustav Jung share a common history with the writing of Siddhartha. Hesse (2002) began work on this story in 1919 and completed the first portion of the story by 1920. He then underwent a period of severe writer’s block from which he sought…

  Dr. Thomas Maples

  September 21, 2017

  Analytical Psychology

  Analytical Psychology, archetype, Carl Jung, development, developmental psychology, Dr. Thomas Maples, Hermann Hesse, Jungian Developmental Psychology, Masculine Development, Masculine Psychology, personality development, Psychology, Self, Self Actualization, Siddhartha, unconscious

• Siddhartha: An Archetypal Journey Towards Self-Realization

  

  I lay the foundation for a lifelong developmental theory based on Carl Jung’s theory of individuation as it relates to the archetypal journey of the Buddha.

  Dr. Thomas Maples

  August 31, 2017

  Analytical Psychology, Archetypal Psychology, Archetypal theory, Archetypes, Buddha, Carl Jung, developmental psychology, Erik Erikson, Hermann Hesse, Individuation, Psychoanalysis, Psychology, Psychosexual Development, Psychosocial Development, Self Realization, Siddhartha, Sigmund Freud, The Stockton Therapy Network