The integration of Unconscious contents. Memories Dreams Reflections What happens oneself when one integrates previously unconscious contents with the consciousness is something which can scarcely be described in words. It can only be experienced. It is a subjective affair quite beyond discussion; we have a particular feeling about ourselves, about the way we are, and…
You cannot be an official in a madhouse and a scientist at the same time. Freud/Jung Letters Dear Professor Freud, 27Apri11912 It was good of you to have your letter waiting for me on my return. I spent some very pleasant days in Florence, Pisa, and Genoa and now feel quite rested. With regard to…
Image of Carl Jung’sShadow in The Red Book The Red Book In The Red Book this image appears in the portion of the text where Dr. Jung is in the kitchen of the Librarian’s Cook. The reading of this commentary and of the…
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel Anthology Hegel seems to me a romantic thinker in contrast to Kant and hence a typical child of his time; and as a romantic he is already on the way to psychology. ~Carl Jung, Letters Vol. I, Page 194 Aristotle’s point of view had never particularly appealed to me; nor Hegel,…