The unconscious will live, and will move us, whether we like it or not. The Analytical Psychology of Carl Gustav Jung MINI-BIOGRAPHICAL Jung was born in Switzerland and spent his life there, except for trips to African, India, American Indian tribes, and other peoples as an adult. His father was a minister. Jung spent … Read more
Jungian Diaspora By Thomas B. Kirsch, M.D. The Diaspora had a profound impact on the spread of psychoanalysis to the far corners of the globe. What is not so well known is that the rise of Nazi ism also had a profound effect on the spread of Jung’s psychology. Before we take on that subject, I … Read more
Perhaps this is one reason why the Negro is so often rejected and feared by people of the white race. At the beginning he [Jung] went from eastern Switzerland to Paris (from the east to the west, where the way leads into darkness, the unconsciousness). He has now made a turn of 180″, toward the … Read more
it might explain how “meaningful” adaptations and mutations could happen in less time than that required by entirely random mutations. The fruitfulness of Jung’s ideas is more immediately understandable within the area of the cultural activities of man: Obviously, if the archetypes determine our mental behavior, they must appear in all these fields. But, unexpectedly, … Read more