Children have an almost uncanny instinct for the teacher’s personal shortcomings. Civilization in Transition (The Collected Works of C. G. Jung, Volume 10) Children have an almost uncanny instinct for the teacher’s personal shortcomings. They know the false from the true far better than one likes to admit. Therefore the teacher should watch his own… 

Carl Jung on Riddles Anthology It seems to be very hard for people to live with riddles or to let them live, although one would think that life is so full of riddles as it is that a few more things we cannot answer would make no difference. But perhaps it is just this that… 

Carl Jung on the Biological foundations of Psychological concepts. To Professor Loewenthal Dear Professor Loewenthal, 11 April 1947 I have read your letter with interest. I think you are quite right when you correlate the concept of intro- and extraversion with all conceivable intro- and extrapetal tendencies. My typology is based exclusively on biological data.… 

A tough and coldblooded extraversion C.G. Jung Letters, Vol. 1: 1906-1950 Anonymous My dear N., July 1946 I have been waiting for a sign of your existence since you vanished from the scene of my ordinary surroundings, and I often wondered what you are doing and how you are faring. The leap from Zurich and…