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(3.92) | Keine | For Carl Gustav Jung, analysis was a spiritual quest to come to terms with oneself, to accept oneself, and to become, as far as possible, the person which it was intended one should be. His emphasis on the spiritual aspects of human nature, his view of the meaning of dreams, and his opinion on the importance of subjective experience brought him into conflict with his mentor, Sigmund Freud. In this exposition, his friend and colleague E.A. Bennet introduces readers to the thought of Carl Gustav Jung in the context of his life and work.… (mehr) |
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C. G. Jung's contributions to psychology and psychiatry appeared in a fairly steady stream for nearly sixty years, that is, from his first publication in 1902, till 1961, the year in which he died.  [1983] Introduction [by Anthony Storr]
Carl Gustav Jung is one of those figures in psychology of whom everyone has heard, but whose writings are less familiar. | |
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