The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Anima, Animus, Shadow in Analytical Psychology Anima and animus are gender specific archetypal structures in the collective unconscious that are compensatory to conscious gender identity. Thus, animus images primarily depict the unconscious masculine in a woman, and anima images primarily depict the unconscious feminine in a man. The notion first appears in print in Carl … Read more
Introduction: Thinking the unconscious by Angus Nicholls and Martin Liebscher In the entire world one does not speak of the unconscious since, according to its essence, it is unknown; only in Berlin does one speak of and know something about it, and explain to us what actually sets it apart. So wrote Friedrich Nietzsche in … Read more
C.A. Meier – Jung’s Analytical Psychology and Religion Psychology and Religion [Excerpt] It may be out of place for me to apologize for dealing with this subject but there are one or two reasons for doing so. William James dealt with the Variety of Religious Experience as a psychologist and was a pioneer in the … Read more
C.G. Jung – Individual Dream Symbolism in Relation to Alchemy 1. INTRODUCTION I. THE MATERIAL The symbols of the process of individuation that appear in dreams are images of an archetypal nature which depict the centralizing process or the production of a new centre of personality. A general idea of this process may be got … Read more