The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
C.G. Jung ETH Consciousness and the Unconscious Introduction General Introduction ERNST FALZEDER, MARTIN LIEBSCHER, AND SONU SHAMDASANI Between 1933 and 1941, C. G. Jung lectured at the Swiss Federal Institute for Technology (ETH). He was appointed a professor there in 1935. This represented a resumption of his university career after a long hiatus, as he … Read more
Epilogue: the “optional” unconscious by Sonu Shamdasani In the course of the nineteenth century, concepts of consciousness underwent a transformation as competing concepts of unconscious mental functioning were developed in philosophy, physiology, biology, and psychology and psychical research in Europe and the United States. The papers in this volume have mainly traced trajectories of concepts … 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
Freedom is Conditional Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group Red Book I held to the sanctified form, and didn’t want to allow the chaos to break. through its dams. I believed in the order of the world and hated everything disorganized and unformed. Therefore above all I had to realize that my own law … Read more