21. James Hillman on Depression

In this episode I go over Karen Houle's article "Animal, Vegetable, Mineral: Ethics as Extension or Becoming? The Case of Becoming-Plant". In this article she talks about how philosophical conversations have been primarily human and animal centered. She invites us to pay attention to and engage with the vegetal realm, which encompasses the environments we are situated in, the producers of the air we breathe, and the societies of microorganisms that constitute our human body.  Houle, K. (2011). Animal, vegetable, mineral: Ethics as extension or becoming? The case of becoming-plant. Journal for Critical Animal Studies, 9(1), 89-116. The intro and outro for the podcast is created by my dear friend Eli.  Check out his soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/vshbvg   The designs and logo for the podcast are created by my sister Monica. Check out her portfolio: monicaleon.myportfolio.com

In this episode of the ponderings podcast I go over James Hillman's critique on modern humanistic psychology which is found in his book "Re-visioning Psychology".  The intro and outro for the podcast is created by my dear friend Eli.  Check out his soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/vshbvg   The designs and logo for the podcast are created by my sister Monica. Check out her portfolio: monicaleon.myportfolio.com

In this episode of the ponderings podcast I talk about the three styles of denial for psychopathology that James Hillman proposes in his book Re-visioning Psychology. I go over these three styles of denial and how they keep us from really grappling with our necessary experiences of pathology. The intro and outro for the podcast is created by my dear friend Eli.  Check out his soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/vshbvg The designs and logo for the podcast are created by my sister Monica. Check out her portfolio: monicaleon.myportfolio.com

In this episode of the ponderings podcast I talk about James Hillman's conception of depression, speaking more in depth on pathology and pathologizing from episode 20.  The intro and outro for the podcast is created by my dear friend Eli.  Check out his soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/vshbvg The designs and logo for the podcast are created by my sister Monica. Check out her portfolio: monicaleon.myportfolio.com

In this episode of the ponderings podcast I elaborate on James Hillman's conception of pathology and pathologizing, specifically how it pertains to soul-making.  The intro and outro for the podcast is created by my dear friend Eli.  Check out his soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/vshbvg The designs and logo for the podcast are created by my sister Monica. Check out her portfolio: monicaleon.myportfolio.com

In this episode of the ponderings podcast I compare James Hillman’s conceptions of soul & soul-making to Alfred North Whitehead’s philosophy of organism, specifically, the aspects that deal with eternal objects, and subjective unity. The intro and outro for the podcast is created by my dear friend Eli.  Check out his soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/vshbvg The designs and logo for the podcast are created by my sister Monica. Check out her portfolio: monicaleon.myportfolio.com

In this episode of the ponderings podcast I compare James Hillman's 'Anima Mundi' to Embodied and Enactivist Cognitive Science in order to give some grounding to Hillman's more animistic notion of the world soul. The intro and outro for the podcast is created by my dear friend Eli.  Check out his soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/vshbvg The designs and logo for the podcast are created by my sister Monica. Check out her portfolio: monicaleon.myportfolio.com

In this episode of the ponderings podcast I give a brief introduction to the philosophy and psychology of James Hillman. I also talk a bit about archetypal psychology which was initiated by Hillman. The intro and outro for the podcast is created by my dear friend Eli.  Check out his soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/vshbvg The designs and logo for the podcast are created by my sister Monica. Check out her portfolio: monicaleon.myportfolio.com

In this episode of the ponderings podcast I take a break from my usual structure to ponder on a passage in Marcus Aurelius' "Meditations" in which he gives thanks to one of his teachers on the importance of community and nurturing one's relationships. I give some insight to my own life and struggles with this topic. The intro and outro for the podcast is created by my dear friend Eli.  Check out his soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/vshbvg The designs and logo for the podcast are created by my sister Monica. Check out her portfolio: monicaleon.myportfolio.com

This is the third episode of the series on Whitehead's book "Modes of Thought". In this episode I give a brief summary on Whitehead's conception of understanding. The intro and outro for the podcast is created by my dear friend Eli.  Check out his soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/vshbvg The designs and logo for the podcast are created by my sister Monica. Check out her portfolio: monicaleon.myportfolio.com