The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
The Animus, a Woman’s Inner Man The embodiment of the unconscious of a woman as a figure of the opposite sex, the animus, also has positive and negative features. The animus, however, does not express itself so often in women as an erotic fantasy or mood, but rather as “sacred” convictions. When these latter are … Read more
Every whole [natural] number is detached from the others, it possesses its own individuality To my mind, however, this viewpoint omits the fourth, irrational, “just-so-ness” of individual natural integers. This element has certainly been recognized time and again, but no one quite knows what to make of it. Henri Poincare, for instance, says: “Every whole … Read more
number forms, according to Jung, that particular element that unites the realms of matter and psyche. In light of the existence of such “hierarchical” or proportional numbers in physics, it is evident that number really represents an unalterable quality of matter, both as a quantitative factor and as the form ( and thus a qualitative … Read more