- Specially-appointed Professor
- Department of Psychology, Faculty of Humanities
Research Field | Depth Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Psychotherapy |
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Affiliated Academic Societies | The Association of Japanese Clinical Psychology, The Japan Association of Sandplay Therapy, The Japan Association of Clinical Studies for Mind & Body, The Japan Association of Jungian Psychology, International Association for Jungian Studies |
Courses Taught | Depth Psychology, |
Academic Degrees | P h.D. Kyoto University |
Achievements and Awards | 2002 The Encouragement Prize of the Japanese Association of Clinical Psychology |
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Research Overview
Research Keywords | Japanese Psyche, Comparative Cultural Study on Styles of Expression, The Creative Process of Haruki Murakami、AI and Psyche、Case Studies of Psychotherapy |
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Academic Papers | Please refer to Researchmap |
Publications
【Japanese】Y
ama, M. (2003):”Kotoba no Fukami e: Shinririnshou no kotoba ni tusuite no ichikousatsu, To the depth of words: A study of words in psychotherapy. Tokyo: Seishinshobo Publisher Co. Ltd.（in Japanese）”（in Japanese）Yama, M. (2016): "Yasuo Kazuki Kuro no souzou. Yasuo Kazuki: The creation of ‘Black’. A painter who never stopped painting Siberia, the depth of creative activity and his work of art." Tokyo: Tomi Shobo. (in Japanese) Yama, M. (2019): ”Murakami Haruki, Houhou to shite no shousetsu: kioku no kosou e, Haruki. Murakami: novel as method, a descent into the depths of memory” Tokyo: Shin-yo-sha. (in Japanese)、Yama, M. (2022): Shinriryohoka ga yomitoku “Kimi no na wa”: Me ni Mienai chikara, A Psychotherapeutic Reading of the Japanese Animated Film "Your Name": The Power of Invisible Imagery. Tokyo: Shin-yo-sha.
【English】
Yama, M. (2021): How can we survive in this Globalized Age? Exploring ego consciousness in the Western and the Japanese psyche. In Jungian Psychology in the East and the West: Cross-cultural perspectives from Japan. Nakamura, K. and Carta, S.(eds) . London& New York. Routledge. pp15-25.
Yama, M. (2020): The concept of kami in Shintō and holism: Psychotherapy and Japanese
literature in Holism: Possibilities and Problems. London & New York. Routledge. pp.170-179.
Yama, M. (2019): Chapter 13 The Red Book: A Journey from West to East via the Realm of the
Dead. In Jung`s Red Book for Our Time: Searching for Soul under Postmodern Conditions.
Murry, S.& Arzt, T. (eds.) Chiron Publications. pp.273-290.
Yama, M. (2019): Chapter 3 Listening to a dream-narrative: A language for narrating boundaries.
In Narratives of Individuation Jones, R. A. & Gardner, L. (eds.) London & New York: Routledge. pp.52-70.
Yama, M. (2018): Chapter 20 Spirited Away and its depiction of Japanese Traditional Culture. In
The Routledge International Handbook of Jungian Film Studies. Luke Hockley (ed.)
UK & New York: Routledge. pp.254-262.
Yama, M. (2018): Non-fixed multiple perspectives in the Japanese Psyche: traditional Japanese
art, dream and myth. In Contemporary Influences of C.G. Jung's Thought. Contemporary
Psychoanalytic Studies, Volume: 24. Andrew Kuzmicki and Ilona Błocian (eds.) Leiden:
Brill.141-157.
Yama, M. (2011): Chapter 2. Listening to the narratives of a pre-modern world: Beyond the
world of dichotomy. In Jungian and Dialogical Self Perspective. Jones, R. A. &Morioka, M.
(eds) London: Palgrave. 30-42.