The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
I can only hope that your embargo on discussion will be lifted during your stay here. Freud/Jung Letters Dear Professor Freud, 29August 1911 I was overjoyed by your letter, being, as you know, very receptive to any recognition the father sees fit to bestow. It is more pleasing than the loud recognition conferred on this … Read more
Carl Jung on Inflation Lexicon Jung Lexicon NYAAP Inflation: A state of mind characterized by an exaggerated sense of self-importance, often compensated by feelings of inferiority. (See also mana-personality and negative inflation. Inflation, whether positive or negative, is a symptom of psychological possession, indicating the need to assimilate unconscious complexes or disidentify from the self.) … Read more
Carl Jung Letter to Sandor Ferenczi Dear Colleague, [Sandor Ferenczi] It is very good that you convinced yourself to write the letter. You are completely right: one should not let a companionship like ours break apart. On the other hand, the complexes are active enough to keep such memories always fresh anyway. Transference could be … Read more
Carl Jung in Dialogue and Dispute Considering that C. G. Jung belonged to the introverted attitude type and that consequently his manifold and often extraordinary inner experiences were bound to have provided special meaning, his great readiness for conversation and meetings, and also for confrontation and debate, might be surprising. Those who are haunted by … Read more