Production-Type Dissertations and Theses

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Students of Pacifica Graduate Institute may request print copies of the following dissertations by contacting the circulation desk at circulation@pacifica.edu or (805) 969-3626 x115. The full-text (in Adobe's PDF format) of most are also available from UMI's ProQuest Digital Dissertations. Contact the Circulation Staff for the necessary instructions.

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Altenhoff (2001). Greek myth and landscape. (Program: Mythological Studies)

Bogner (2002). Places: An exploration of physical environments and their influence on intrapsychic processes. (Program: Depth Psychology)

Borofka (2005). Mnemosyne's Realm: Crafting Memoir. (Program: Mythological Studies)

Broenen (2001). Endless weaving: Encountering the Feminine in abstract art-making. (Program: Mythological Studies)

Brundage-Rude (2005). Manannan's Reach. (Program: Mythological Studies)

Clark-Kenny (2005). The Inspired Narcissist. (Program: Mythological Studies)

Cohn (1997). The destruction of the forest and its impact on soul as informed by indigenous peoples. (Program: Clinical Psychology)

Coleman (2002). Finding Grace: An archetypal exploration of grace through the myth of Demeter and Persephone. (Program: Mythological Studies)

Dean (2002). Story's daring spin into self: Feminine emancipation and transformation through myth and epic (Toni Morrison). (Program: Mythological Studies)

Elliot-Gartner (2003). Mythotheatrics: Archetypal Psychology as Theater in the Hauntings of Don Quixote. (Program: Mythological Studies)

Federman (2002). Love, death, and underworld journeys: Women's rituals as myth-retrieval and myth-making. (Program: Mythological Studies)

Fergus-Jean (2002). The elusive action of creativity: Art and its making. (Program: Mythological Studies)

Greene (1999). Re-imagining as a method for the elucidation of myth: The case of Orpheus and Eurydice accompanied by a screenplay adaptation (with Original writing). (Program: Mythological Studies)

Hendrickson (2002). A focus on the fire: Reawakening the imaginal through mytho-ceramic experiences. (Program: Mythological Studies)

Johnston (2004). Epic Structure Found in a Ten-Year Dream Journal. (Program: Mythological Studies)

Martin (2001). Revisioning Persephone in Hades: Marriage and beyond (with Original writing, Screenplay). (Program: Mythological Studies)

Mickelson (2002). Applied mythology and postmodern marriage: A workshop for couples. (Program: Mythological Studies)

Montgomery (2001). 'Kali's follies: Midlife at the Millennium'. Theatre as depth psychology praxis. (Program: Depth Psychology)

Plessas (2003). Devotees of Dionysus: Queer Culture in the United States. (Program: Mythological Studies)

Pye (2002). A mythological perspective on the hero: A treatise on human violence. (Program: Mythological Studies)

Shamas (2003). “We Three”: The Mythology Of Shakespeares Weird Sisters. (Program: Mythological Studies)

Taylor (2003). The Image in the Labyrinth: An Artist's Symbolic Journey from Cancer Toward Wholeness. (Program: Mythological Studies)

Tayor (2005). Culture and Mythos: Remembering the Hollywood blacklist. (Program: Mythological Studies)

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Production-Type Theses

Becker, A. (2002). Masks - The Soul Made Visible: A Journey with Masks and the use of Masks in Therapy.

Faulker, L. (2002). The S/Word Split Universe.

Malone, M. (2002). Ecomotion.

Renfroe, V. (2002). Fear of the Unknown Image, Fear of Self.

Shafransky, R. (2001). Making the Secret Life Visible: Getting in Touch with the Inner World Through Writing Fiction. (Production Thesis)

Smith, J. (2001). Making an Ear of the Whole Body: Poetry as a Metaphor for the Therapeutic Process. (Production Thesis)

Whyte, I. (2000). The Madness of Men: Creativity and Images of the Masculine Soul.

Williams, K. Coming to Love: Awakening Madness into Madeness, A Painter's Journey into the Underworld.