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Jung based this book on the self-published dream-fantasies of an American girl at the turn of the 20th century, but he admits to "have stumbled upon problems of such enormous proportions" that he himself is unsure if he's right about them. Reading this book was a rollercoaster ride. Sometimes I want Leggi tutto

თუკი დრამის ფინალური აქტი დედის მუცელში დბრუნებას გულისხმობს, თუკი უნდა ვეცადოთ ყველანაირად დავშორდეთ საკუთარ ოჯახს, გადასარჩენად, მაშინ რაღატომ უჩნდება ინდივიდს კვლავ წრის დასაწყისს მიუბრუნდეს და ყველაფერი თავიდან დაიწყოს, დაქორწინდეს. იუნგი მეტყოდა, რომ ეს ილუზია და ბიოლოგიურად ჩამოყალიბებული წრფი Leggi tutto

This is Jung's most accessible work and the first of his books I encountered. In English it is entitled "Symbols of Transformation". Jung's introduction has a great explanation about the emotional/psychic power behind words: a must read for anyone interested in the working mechanics of practical mag Leggi tutto

I've read this twice now and I can't say I really understand it. But wouldn't mind reading it again to find out. I get the feeling that Jung himself felt, even knew, he'd discovered something of great importance but didn't really know how to state it clearly, or maybe, which parts needed to be empha Leggi tutto

Carl Jung's "Symbole der Wandlung" is a key work from the author's substantial corpus, laying out in detail and for the first time the core elements of the author's mature theory. In a decisive break with Freud, Jung argues that his storied predecessor overemphasized the instinctual and reproductive Leggi tutto

Jung's gigantic dissertation-book is a mixture of all the positive and negative aspects of his work in general. Jung's language remains concise throughout the book and weaves (like Adriane? ;)) his way through myths, anecdotes, and a long case study. Some negatives: I was specifically reading the boo Leggi tutto

When Jung published this book at the age of 37, he made sure to send Freud a copy of it for him to peruse. It marked a crossroads of sorts in how each would ago about Psychological therapy. Psychoanalysis in Freud’s case, and Analytical Psychology in Jung’s. Jung knew that Freud would not like the r Leggi tutto