The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Paul of Tarsus is a giant figure. He was born about 10 A.D. in the capital of Cilicia, near the Mediterranean in southern Asia Minor. Tarsus was one of the large cities of the times, a great commercial center with a population of probably 500,000. After Alexander’s conquest, it became a largely Greek city with … Read more
Aniela Jaffe: Appearance and Reality The distinction insisted on by Jung between that which is subjectively experienced or perceived (the archetypal content in consciousness) and that which subsists in itself (the archetype per se) characterises the epistemological foundation of his work from its beginnings. Time and again he referred to Kant and his Critique of … Read more
One stares at a chaotic pattern and then gets a fantasy, and the complete disorder in the pattern confuses one’s conscious mind. The unconscious knows things; it knows the past and future, it knows things about other people. We all from time to time have dreams which inform us about something which happens to another … Read more
“It is exactly as if a dialogue were taking place between two human beings . .. “ Once these fantasies had been produced and embodied, two approaches were possible: creative formulation and understanding. Each needed the other, and both were necessary to produce the transcendent function, which arose out of the union of conscious and … Read more