The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Marie-Louise von Franz, Archetypal Journey in Fairy Tales, The Hero’s Journey Introduction In Volume 1 we showed that there are two spheres in fairytales, the profane and the magical, and that these reflect the human world of consciousness and the unconscious. We believe that the main processes described in fairytales comprise statements about the unconscious. … Read more
A Psychological Approach to the Dogma of the Trinity – The Symbola THE SYMBOLA The trinitarian drama of redemption (as distinct from the intellectual conception of it) burst upon the world scene at the beginning of a new era, amid complete unconsciousness of its resuscitation from the past. Leaving aside the so-called prefigurations in the … Read more
Sonu Shamdasani: C.G. Jung Dreams – Foreword FOREWORD TO THE 2010 EDITION READING JUNG AFTER THE RED BOOK With the publication of Liber Novus—Jung’s Red Book1—a new chapter opens in the reading of Jung’s works. For the first time, one is in a position to grasp the constitution of Jung’s work from 1914 onward, and … Read more
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