Between 1933 and 1941, C. G. Jung lectured at the Swiss Federal Institute for Technology (ETH). 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…
An Archetypal Approach to Death Dreams and Ghosts Immanuel Kant’s Theory Concerning the World of Spirits It is a remarkable fact that apparitions of departed spirits are reported more frequently immediately after death than after a period of time has elapsed. It seems as if the souls of the deceased were “nearer” to this world…
Introduction to Psychological Types Excerpt INTRODUCTION [1] In my practical medical work with nervous patients I have long been struck by the fact that besides the many individual differences in human psychology there are also typical differences. Two types especially become clear to me; I have termed them the introverted and the extraverted types. [2]…
The Archetype as Instinct and an Element of the Spirit In 1919, as we have said, Jung used the term archetype for the first time, when he also drew a comparison between the archetype as a structuring factor in the psychic realm, and instinct as an organiser of an a priori nature in the biological…
… a mighty dream vision rose from the depths Jung’s transmutation: Siegried to Parsifal A first version of this chapter was presented at the 2019 IAAP International Congress held in Vienna, the setting being an important reason for including a fair amount of material on Freud. The chapter is based largely on Jung’s Red Book…