Carl Jung: The Present Status of Applied Psychology 79° Though psychology is not taught in either Basel or Fribourg, a psychological institute has just been opened in Bern, under the direction of Professor Diirr. In the winter semester 1907 he has given a course on general psychology and another on paedagogics based on psychology, as … Read more
Carl Jung: TWO LETTERS ON PSYCHOANALYSIS 10 January 1912 In the communication from Dr. Kesselring and Dr. B. of the Keplerbund, which appeared in this column, exception was taken to the following remark of the reporter: “Dr. Kesselring, as he himself observed, spoke as an opponent of Freud’s psychoanalytic method and at the request of the … Read more
Foreword to the Hebrew Edition of Jung: Psychology and Education I have before me the Hebrew edition of my essays on psychology and education. 2 Not knowing this language, I am unable to appreciate the merits of the translation, so I can only bid it welcome as a “firstling” that is unique in my experience. … Read more
Carl Jung’s Gnosis: Mystical Experiences as Signposts of the Individuation Process There is a central problem in the field of Analytical psychology that is the elephant in the room: in more than six decades, no one has been able to reach Jung’s level of individuation. In his corpus, Jung clearly stated that three mystical experiences … Read more