Ann Belford Ulanov, PhD and Barry Ulanov . 3 hours 21 minutes. Audio.

Topics: Gender and Sexuality.

Sexuality as Identity

This lecture is part of the conference Civilization in Transition, which includes the following lectures:

1. The Soul in Exile - Marion Woodman
2. Progress Without Loss of Soul - Theo Abt
3. Sexuality as Identity - Ann Belford Ulanov and Barry Ulanov
4. Shadows of the Female Self - Joan Chamberlain Engelsman
5. The Ante Has Gone Up: The Conscience of the Post-Modern Artist - John Beebe
6. Earth Fathers in the Collective Unconscious: A Transformative Archetype in Contemporary Society - Arthur Colman
7. Necessary Other: Gender, Power and Love in Contemporary Relationships - Caroline Stevens

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Barry Ulanov was an American writer, perhaps best known as a jazz critic. He was editor of the journal Metronome from 1943 to 1955 and increased its coverage of modern jazz music as well as promoting contemporary African-American musicians. Ulanov converted to Catholicism in 1951 and was one of the sponsors at the baptism of the jazz vocalist Mary Lou Williams in 1957. After his conversion he began to write more on the subjects of religion and psychology. He was the president of the Catholic Renascence Society and founder of the St. Thomas More Society; he and his wife, Joan Bel Geddes (daughter of Norman Bel Geddes), translated many essays and books on Catholicism. He served on the council for Vatican II, advocating for use of the vernacular in the Mass. He advocated the use of amplified music in church, including rock music. In the last twenty years of his life, Ulanov concentrated on explorations of religion and psychology, and published over 10 books with his wife Ann Belford Ulanov. Barry Ulanov died in 2000 aged 82.

© 1987 Ann Belford Ulanov  and Barry Ulanov.
Ⓟ 1987 CG Jung Institute of Chicago.