BOOK
“MOURNING THE DREAM/AMOR FATI. AN ILLUSTRATED MYTHOPOETIC INQUIRY”

Ruebsaat, S. (2019). Mourning the dream/amor fati. An illustrated mythopoetic inquiry. Eugene: Pickwick Publications.

CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS AND PRESENTATIONS:

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2021). I myself am a dream. Growing down into our mythological roots. Vancouver Jung Society, online.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2019). Through the looking glass. Art therapy and the transplant experience. BC Clinical Counsellor’s Association, Victoria BC.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2016).. The birth-death-rebirth archetype. Victoria Jung Society, Victoria BC.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2012). Exploring self-image through art making. IVth International Academic Conference of Analytical Psychology and Jungian Studies, Panel presentation. Braga, Portugal.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2011). Why the ego always wants to know. 2nd International Academic Conference of Analytical Psychology & Jungian Studies: On the Edge: Psyche in Ethics, the Arts and Nature. Ithaca, New York, USA.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2008). Developing a mythic disposition. The Vancouver C. G. Jung Society. Vancouver, Canada.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2006). A cultivated inner eye/I. In the Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Imagination and Education. Vancouver, Canada.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2006). Art therapy as a community resource. Housing Matters. BC Non-Profit Housing Association, Vancouver, Canada.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2006). Paper: Symbol maker, story teller: How psyche tells her tale.

    (Proposed and accepted but could not attend). Interdisciplinary Dialogues in Arts Education. International InSEA. Viseau, Portugal.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2006). Mythic narratives: A journey into the imaginal through art making. Ist Global Conference of Spirituality in the 21st C. At the Interface of Theory, Praxis and Pedagogy. Vancouver, Canada.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2005). Awakening the creativity of the child within: Past narratives, future dreams. British Columbia Art Therapy Association. Vancouver, Canada.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2005). Experiential Workshop: Symbol maker, story teller: How psyche tells her tale. 2nd International Association for Jungian Studies and International Association for Psychoanalytic Studies: Current Connections: Creative Dialogues. Texas A&M University, USA.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2005). Teachers’ studio. Creativity and one’’s personal aesthetic: The link. 3rd International Conference on Imagination and Education. Vancouver, Canada.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2005). Art therapy as resource. Building solutions: BC Non-Profit Housing Association, Vancouver, Canada.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2005). Awakening the creativity of the child within: Past narratives, future dreams. The Third International Conference on Imagination and Education. Vancouver, Canada.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2005). Talk and experiential workshop: Narrative as mythical: Mythical as narrative. University of British Columbia Psychoimmunology class. Vancouver, Canada.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2004). Experiential workshop: Personal aesthetics and the classroom. BC School Counsellors’ Association: Building community with heart. Vancouver, Canada.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2004). Symbol maker, story teller: How psyche tells the tale The 2nd International Conference on Imagination and Education. Vancouver, Canada.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2004). Paper: Who is revealing/veiling what to/from whom? 2nd International Conference on Imagination and Education. Vancouver, Canada.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2003). Talk and experiential Workshop: Taking a mythic perspective. University of British Columbia Provoking Curriculum Conference.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2003). Mundus imaginalis/anima mundi: Neither fact nor fiction. The First International Conference on Imagination and Education. Vancouver, Canada.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2002). Archetypal images in film and art: The Inside View of Art Making. The Vancouver G.G. Jung Society. Vancouver, Canada.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2002). An imaginal approach to art therapy. British Columbia Art Therapy Association. Vancouver, Canada.

  • Ruebsaat, S. (2002). Art Making: An invitation to the Imaginal. Or… who is making the art? In the Proceedings of the Hawaii International Conference on Art and Humanities. Honolulu, Hawaii.


REFEREED PAPERS:

Ruebsaat, S. (2013). “What Does a Mythopoetic Inquiry Look Like?” SFU education review. Issues in education. http://www.sfuedreview.org/#ruebsaat Published on November 1, 2013,

Ruebsaat, S. (2005). An investigation of our relationship to images. The Art Therapist (Newsletter), vol. 27(3), 4-5.

Ruebsaat, S. (2004). Gabor Maté, MD: Review and analysis. The Art Therapist (Newsletter), vol. 27(1), 6-8.

ACADEMIA.EDU

  • James Hillman as Researcher of Psyche as Image

  • Counselling Skills: Developing a Mythopoetic Sensibility

  • Awakening the Creativity of the Child Within: Past Narratives, Future Dreams

  • Exploring Self Image through Art Making

WEB ARTICLES:

  • The Mystery of Interiority. The Interiority of Mystery

  • Why the Ego Always Wants to Know

  • An Exploration of the Outsider and the Uncanny Viewed from the Vantage Point of Marginality

  • Liminal Space as Locus of Legitimacy

THESES:

  • PhD Thesis, Simon Fraser University, 2013, Mourning the Dream/Amor Fati.

  • MA thesis, Simon Fraser University, 2002, Art Making: An Invitation To The Imaginal. Or, Who Is Making The Art? Graduate

  • Diploma In Art Therapy thesis, Vancouver Art Therapy Institute, 1998, Exploring Individuation Through Images and Experiences of the Birth-Death-Rebirth cycle in Art Therapy with the perspective of the feminine pricipal as shadow.