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Published!

Yes indeed. I have a cartoon appearing in a real live book. I’ve had work in magazines on and offline but this is my first book so it feels like something of a milestone.

And of course it’s a niche, academic, geek-out political psychology book. What else?!

Here’s some info:

Occupy Psyche: Jungian and Archetypal Reflections on a Movement
Authored by Jordan Shapiro
Introduction by Jennifer Leigh Selig
Contributions by Mary Watkins, Bonnie Bright, Christopher Green, Gustavo Beck, Ipek Burnett, Jason Sugg, Eugenio Ordóñez, Chaz Gormley, Wounded Genius
Cover design or artwork by Emily Schuch
Other primary creator Roxanne Partridge

A contribution to the growing cannon of literature on the Occupy Movement, this collection of essays engages Jungian, archetypal, and depth psychological ways of understanding how Occupy is living in the collective imagination, or, how psyche is occupying collectives through the movement. The tension between the 99% and the 1% is amplified by some authors through images of the Villain and the Hero, Positive/Negative Father Complex, the body-head split, and notions of ensouled action versus degrees of soulessness. Other authors indwell the between spaces with storytelling, embodied imagining into the fractured skull of Scott Olsen, and questions of how to situate movement and its edges. Working alchemical stones of hope, this book is a dynamic conversation into the unconscious complexes of Occupy that remembers to cast a critical eye on the potential failings of its own epistemological structures.

Publication Date: Jun 27 2012
ISBN/EAN13: 1477623442 / 9781477623442
Page Count: 252
Related Categories: Psychology / Social Psychology

And here’s the cartoon that’s in the book (the b&w is in the book.. the colour is my original version):

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