C.G. Jung ETH Consciousness and the Unconscious Introduction General Introduction ERNST FALZEDER, MARTIN LIEBSCHER, AND SONU SHAMDASANI Between 1933 and 1941, C. G. Jung lectured at the Swiss Federal Institute for Technology (ETH). He was appointed a professor there in 1935. This represented a resumption of his university career after a long hiatus, as he…
William McGuire: Introduction to C.G. Jung’s Dream Analysis Note of the Seminar given in 1928-1932 INTRODUCTION Jung’s seminars, in which he expounded his psychological ideas and his analytical methods as well as his views on society, the individual, religion, history, and much more, have been known to only a few even among Jung’s followers. The…
Analytical Psychology Founded by Carl Gustav Jung, the field of analytical psychology is the descendent of the “Zürich School” of psychoanalysis which Jung spearheaded while still the heir apparent to Freud and the first president of the International Psychoanalytic Association (1910–1914). The first written occurrence of the name “analytical psychology” is in a lecture delivered…
Elijah in Islam In the Koran, Elijah (usually called Ilyas or Idris) is at first mentioned briefly, together with Zechariah, John and Jesus: “and all these We exalted above Our creatures.” A more detailed account of him is given in a later sura (chapter): “We also sent forth Elias, who said to his people: ‘Have…