Text and Talk by Charles R. Card

 

Published Works

 

In Print

  •  Bootstraps and Scaffolds: What a Cognitive-Historical Analysis of the Complex Number System Reveals About Numerical Cognition.  Charles R. Card & Gary G. Miller,  Journal of Humanistic Mathematics Vol. 14(2), July 2024.
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  • Book Review:  Seeking a Language for Fire. Mind & Matter Vol. 10(2), (2012). pp. 221-231.
  • Constant Fire Review-M&M-2012
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  • Form and Archetype: Anticipations of a Psychophysically Neutral Language. Mind & Matter Vol. 9(1), (2011). pp. 53-88.  Form and Archetype-Mind and Matter Reprint
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  • Reflections on von Franz’s Work with Number Archetypes.  The Fountain of the Love of Wisdom:  An Homage to Marie-Louise von Franz.  Emmanuel Kennedy-Xypolitas (Ed.), (2006), pp. 177-185.  Homage to von Franz 
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  • The Emergence of Archetypes in Present-Day Science and Their Significance for a Contemporary Philosophy of Nature.  Mind in Time.  The Dynamics of Thought, Reality and Consciousness.  (Combs, A., Germine, M. and Goertzel, B. Eds.) Hampton Press Inc., Cresskill, NJ. (2004)  pp. 259-294.  (This is a slightly edited version of its German language version cited below.)
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  • Book Review:  Jungian Archetypes: Jung, Goedel, and the History of Archetypes.  World Futures, 1999, Vol. 53, pp. 281-287. Robertson Review
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  • Die Archentypenlehre in den heutigen Wissenschaften und ihre Relevanz fur eine moderne Naturphilosophie, in Philosophia Naturalis. Beitrage zu einer zeitgemassen Naturphilosophie, T. Arzt, M. Hippius- Grafin Durckheim, R. Dollinger (Eds.). Konigshausen & Neumann, Wurzburg, Germany. (1996).  (See the reference and links to the English version of this essay given in the Internet Section below.) 
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  • A New Archetypal Science, Psychological Perspectives, Issue 31 (1995):  New Archetypal Science
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  • The Archetypal Hypothesis of Wolfgang Pauli and C.G. Jung: Origins, Development, and Implications, in Symposia on the Foundations of Modern Physics, 1992. Laurikainen, K.V. and Montonen, C., eds.  World Scientific Publishing Co., Singapore 1993. pp. 361-390.  The Archetypal Hypothesis-1993
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  • The Archetypal View of C.G. Jung and Wolfgang Pauli. Published in two parts: Psychological Perspectives, Issue 24, (1991), pp. 19-33; Psychological Perspectives, Issue 25, (1991), pp. 52-69.  The Archetypal View-1991
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On the Internet

Presentations

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  • Two Questions (2025).  This short PowerPoint presentation explores the status of C.G. Jung as a scientist and was given to members of the C.G. Jung Society of Vancouver on April 16, 2025, at the Canadian Memorial United Church. 
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  • Synchronicity and Beyond (2025).  A Zoom presentation given on March 21, 2025 for members of the C.G. Jung Society of Victoria and and the C.G. Jung Society of Vancouver.   The presentation briefly summarized the relationships and collaborations of C.G. Jung, Wolfgang Pauli and Marie-Louise von Franz as discussed in the 2022 Zoom presentation (below).  It then explored the resulting cluster of ideas that now have far-reaching implications across many disciplines, including philosophy, quantum physics, chaos theory, biology and numerical cognition. 
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  • The Story of Synchronicity (2022).  A Zoom talk given on March 4, 2022 for the C.G. Jung Society of Victoria.  This Zoom presentation discusses the collaborations of C.G. Jung, Wolfgang Pauli and Marie-Louise von Franz that led to the creation of the concept of synchronicity. 
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  • How Core Cognition Might Implement Quantum Cognition  (2016).  This is a slightly extended version of a presentation given on April 26, 2016 at TSC-2016 (The Science of Consciousness Conference) in Tucson, Arizona.
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  • What Can Be Learned from Learning to Count  (2015).  This is an extended version of a presentation given at the University of Helsinki on June 13, 2015, at the TSC-2015 Conference (Towards a Science of Consciousness Conference).
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  • Is There a Place for Jungian Psychology in Contemporary Science? …and does it really matter?  A presentation given to the C.G. Jung Society of Victoria, January 13, 2006.
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  • Mind, Matter and Archetype: A review of the Jung-Pauli Hypothesis.  A Presentation given at the Assisi Conference, The Confluence of Matter and Spirit: Archetypal Patterns in Psyche and Nature, Woodstock, VT.  (April, 1999)   Assisi Conference Talk
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  • The Archetypal Hypothesis of Wolfgang Pauli and C.G. Jung: Origins, Development, and Implications.  Presented August 12, 1992,  at The Symposium on the Foundations of Modern Physics–1992: The Philosophical Thought of Wolfgang Pauli.  University of Helsinki, Finland.  (See citation of published proceedings given above.)
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