Labors of Heracles: His Labors: Our Labors (Online-Zoom)

Online-Zoom | Ages 18 and up

The Romans called him Heracles! His story will be retold, and metaphoric interpretations — informed by Jungian psychology — of his labors will make this ancient Greek myth personally relevant to each participant. The hero encounters monsters, Atlas, Prometheus, the warrior queen, etc. Famous paintings included. 

Class sessions will be held on Zoom and may be accessed through your Learner Dashboard once you have purchased the course. You will be emailed a link to the Zoom session 24 hours before the class begins.

Class Times

Kaye Lindauer

M.S., M.L.S., M.Div. Studied and taught psychology, literature and theology over last 45 years. Combines these disciplines to bring new dimensions of understanding to the world’s great stories (mythology, fairy tales, bible stories). Taught at Syracuse University for 30 years. Continues to study the writing of Carl Jung, leads retreats, teaches for Road Scholar and for Oasis (Syracuse, NY) and frequently lectures for various organizations. This marks her 32nd year with Special Studies.

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