The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
I decided to collect more material on association in normal people THE ASSOCIATIONS OF NORMAL SUBJECTS by C. G. Jung and Franz Riklin For some time past, attention has been paid in this clinic to the process of association. In order to produce scientifically useful material for this, my director, Professor Bleuler, has compiled a … Read more
FREUD’S THEORY OF HYSTERIA: A REPLY TO ASCHAFFENBURG If I try to answer Aschaffenburg’s—on the whole—very moderate and cautious criticism of Freud’s theory of hysteria,2 I do so in order to prevent the baby from being thrown out with the bath-water. Aschaffenburg, of course, does not assert that Freud’s importance ends with his theory of … Read more
Old age and illness released me at last from my professional duties and gave me the necessary time to contemplate the sins of my youth. FOREWORD TO THE FOURTH SWISS EDITION I have long been conscious of the fact that this book, which was written thirty-seven years ago, stood in urgent need of revision, but … Read more
This book is the fruit of nearly twenty years’ work in the domain of practical psychology. It [Psychological Types] grew gradually in my thoughts, taking shape from the countless impressions and experiences of a psychiatrist in the treatment of nervous illnesses, from intercourse with men and women of all social levels, from my personal dealings … Read more