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    Jung- The Key Ideas

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      www.psywww.com Very useful site with psychology-related information

      There are many other websites that offer information about Jung and analytical psychology. You can also find some of his letters online, including correspondence with Sigmund Freud.

      If you search on youtube.com there are videos of Jung speaking, for example on death and dreams.

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      Disclaimer

      The publisher has used its best endeavours to ensure that the ULRs for external websites referred to in this book are correct and active at the time of going to press. However, the publisher has no responsibility for the websites and can make no guarantee that a site will remain live or that the content will remain appropriate.

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      Index

      Abraxas, 48

      abreaction, 33

      acausal parallelism, 139–40

      active imagination, xxvii–xxviii, 170–1

      Adler, Alfred, 167

      Africa, 163–4, 165

      ageing, 96–8

      Aion, 152

      albedo (‘whiteness’), 137

      alchemy, 8, 52, 54, 135–8, 144, 181

      alchemist’s stone, 54

      amplification, 170, 181

      analyst–patient relationships, xxvi–xxvii, 115, 129, 167–8, 172–3

      analytical method, xxv–xxix, 34, 166–73, 176–8, 181

      analytical method, versus intuitive, 6

      anima and animus, 69–70, 73–7, 87–8, 175, 181

      see also archetypes

      Answer to Job, 153–4

      anti-Semitism, 173, 174, 175

      Apocrypha, 149

      Aquarius, Age of, 143–4, 152

      archetypal messages, 170

      archetypes, 38, 40, 43, 44–50, 63–5

      definitions of, xxii, 181

      in dreams, 107–8, 141

      spiritual and religious, 152, 153–4, 154–5, 157, 158, 160–1

      stages of development, 82–6

      see also anima and animus; father archetype; female archetype; hero archetype; masculine archetype; mother archetype

      Arthurian myths, 11, 85

      ‘as above so below’, 145–6

      association, 170

      word-association, 29, 103

      Assumption, doctrine of, 160–1

      Astarte, 164

      attitude types, 116

      auxiliary function, 123

      Bailey, Ruth, 164

      balance, conscious/unconscious, 56–7

      see also homeostatis; male/female; opposites

      Basel University, 5–6, 9, 24

      behaviourist theory, 80

      belief, religious, 97–8

      Bible, 3, 82, 149, 153

      body, and the psyche, 59, 96

      Bleuler, Eugen, 6, 28

      Bollingen, 10, 12, 52–4, 141–2

      Brocken Spectre, 26

      Buddhism, 158–9

      Burghölzli hospital, 6, 11, 28–31, 38, 117, 167

      causality, 46, 140, 181

      children

      dreams of, 108

      personality types, 128–9

      Christianity, 149, 151, 159–61

      symbolism of, 17, 105, 160–1

      see also Bible; God; religion

      collective unconscious, xxiv, 38–9, 58, 62–7, 110, 181

      compensation, 81, 106, 108

      complexes, 29, 61–2, 102, 181

      consciousness

      conscious mind, xxiii, xxviii, 57, 58

      conscious/unconscious balance, 56–7

      psychology of, 115–17

      see also psyche; unconscious

      creative play, 41–2, 54, 171

      creative visualization, 171–2

      cryptomnesia, 49, 181

      cultural heritage, 97

      death and rebirth archetype, 154–5

      dementia praecox

      see schizophrenia

      desire, repressed, 101

      displacement, 103

      divination, 138, 181

      dogma, 148

      dreams and symbols

      archetypes in, 107–8

      importance of, xxii, 100–4, 170–1

      interpretation and analysis of, 109–11

      Jung’s dreams, 16–17, 25–6, 41, 52, 111–12, 141–2, 166, 177, 178

      archetypes discovered in, 43–9

      Jung’s patients’ dreams, 37, 42, 49, 139, 141, 170

      origins of, 106–7

      symbolism in, 104–6

      unconscious reflected in, 89, 90

      see also imagery

      Eastern religions and philosophy, xxiii, 52, 140, 156–9, 166

      ego, 50, 58, 67–8, 182

      see also psyche; self

      egocentric responses, 117

      Egyptian mythology, 82, 105, 155, 158

      eight psychological types, 124–7

      Elijah, 45

      emotions

      love, 69, 70, 130, 151

      and psychic events, 145

      entropy, principle of, 80

      Equatorial Africa, 165

      equinoxes, 143–4

      equivalence, principle of, 79–80

      esoteric, meaning of, 134, 182

      esoteric practices, 133–4

      ‘as above so below’, 145–6

      alchemy, 135–8, 144

      astrology, 42–4

      Gnosticism, 134–5

      the I-Ching, 128–40

      synchronicity, 140–2

      esoteric/exoteric knowledge, 13

      evil, 150–2, 153, 154

      exoteric/esoteric knowledge, 13

      extroversion, 116, 118–20, 182

      extroverted types, 124, 125, 126, 127

      see also Number 1 and Number 2 personality; personality

      fantasies

      see dreams and symbols; imagery

      fantasy castle, 19–20

      father archetype, 92

      feeling, 116, 121–2, 123

      feeling types, 125–6

      see also emotions; love

      female archetype, 39, 74–5, 90, 91–2

      females, 88, 93–4, 175

      feminine (anima), 70, 74–5, 87–8, 175, 181

      feminine principle, 136, 160–1

      Flinters, Margaret, 88

      four functions, 116–17, 120–4

      Franz, Marie-Louise von, 169

      Freud, Sigmund

      dreams and symbols, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105

      the ego, 67

      and Jung, xxii, 30–4, 59–61, 70, 144

      the libido, 66

      midlife crisis, 36

      repression and neurosis, xxvi–xxvii, 7, 167

      the unconscious, xxiii, xxviii, 25, 57, 59–60

      functions, four, 116–17, 120–4

      fundamentalism, 155

      galvanometer, 30

      gender, and sex, 90–4, 96–7

      gnostic/Gnosticism, 8, 45, 48, 134–5, 160, 182

      God, 12, 22–4, 48, 150, 161

      dual nature of, 151–2, 153–4

      Gnostic creator, 134

      see also religion

      God-image archetype, 152, 154

      good, and evil, 153, 154

      Grail, Holy, 11, 166

      Grail Legend, 11

      halcyon, 47, 182

      Hannah, Barbara, 168, 177

      Hare, 84

      healing, 156

      heredity, 128

      hero archetype, 83–5, 92

      Hinduism, 156–7, 166

      holism, 59

      homeostatis, 81, 107

      house dream, 111–12

      I-Ching, 138–40

      imagery

      alchemical, 136–7, 138–9

      archetypal, 83–4, 108

      Buddhist, 158

      Christian, 17, 105, 160–1

      in dreams and the unconscious, 81–2, 86, 90, 108, 171

      symbols, 104–6, 120

      see also archetypes; dreams and symbols

      imagination, active, xxvii–xxviii, 170–1

      impersonal responses, 117

      incest, 33

      India, 165–6


      individuation, xxvii, 48, 51, 80, 86–90, 135, 182

      see also self

      initiation rites, 93–4, 154

      inner child, 41

      inner/outer energies, xxii, 13, 16, 145–6, 164–5, 168

      International Psychoanalytic Association, 7, 32, 34

      instincts, 65–7, 108

      introverts, xxii, 116, 118–20, 182

      introverted types, 124–5, 125–6, 127

      see also Number 1 and Number 2 personality; personality

      intuition, 18, 117, 122, 123, 182

      intuitive types, 127

      Jaffé, Aniela, xxii, 10, 171, 172

      Jesus, 15, 22, 150–1, 154

      Job, story of, 153–4

      Jung, Carl Gustav

      criticisms of, 173–5

      death of, 177–8

      early life, family, 1–5, 15–20, 41

      education and early career, 5–9, 20–2

      and Freud, xxii, 30–4, 59–61, 70, 144

      marriage and children, 11–12, 47

      midlife crisis, 36–41, 74, 87–8

      neurotic episode, 21

      personality see Number 1 and Number 2 personality

      private life and interests, xxiii, 9–13, 52–4

      as therapist, 166–9

      travels of, 12, 163–6

      Jung, Carl Gustav (grandfather), 2, 5

      Jung, Emilie (née Preiswerk) (mother), 4, 9–10, 149–50

      Jung, Emma (née Rauschenbach) (wife), 11, 12, 75, 163, 164

      Jung, Paul Achilles (father), 3, 4, 22, 24, 149

      Ka, 47

      karma, 145

      Krafft-Ebing, Richard von, 28

      Kusnacht (lakeside house), 11

      latent content, 103

      libido, 32, 34, 66, 79, 182

      life stages

      ageing, 96–8

      archetypal, 82–6

      individuation and the self, 86–90

      midlife crisis, 36–41, 74, 87–8, 94–6

      sex and gender, 90–4

      love, 69, 70, 130, 151

      lysis, 111

      male/female

      balance, 4, 87–9, 90–4, 136, 138–9

      Jung’s attitudes to, 5

      males, 87–8, 93

      mandalas, 8, 50–2, 182

      manifest content, 103

      masculine (animus), 70, 75–7, 88, 181

      masculine archetype, 90, 91, 92

      mechanistic view, xxv, 25, 59–60, 182

      meditation exercises, 52

      memory recall, 106

      men see anima and animus; hero archetype; male/female; males; masculine archetype

      midlife crisis, 36–41, 74, 87–8, 94–6

      mother archetype, 39, 61, 64, 160

      mother complex, 61

      mythopoeic, 182

      mythopoeic imagination, 39, 47

      myths and mythologies, 12, 38–41, 64–5, 84–5, 182

      nature/nurture debate, 90–1, 128–9

      nature, world of, 1–2, 165

      Nazism, 9, 173, 174–5

      negative and positive, 87

      see also opposites

      Neumann, Erich, 82–3

      neuroses, 31–2, 33, 34, 38, 167, 182

      Jung’s experience of, 21

      New Mexico, 165

      nigredo (‘blackness’), 136–7

      Number 1 and Number 2 personality, 4–5, 10, 17–18

      and creativity, 53–4

      Number 1 predominant, 24, 37

      progression and regression, 66–7

      the shadow side, 69, 87–8

      numinous/numinosum, xxv, 17, 156, 183

      objectivity, 28, 110

      occult, 2–3, 134, 183

      Ochwiay Biano, 165

      Oedipus complex, 33

      opposites, 66–7, 77, 79, 130, 151, 172

      oracular dreams (‘big’ dreams), 107, 166, 178

      outer/inner energies, xxii, 13, 16, 145–6, 164–5, 168

      paranormal, xxvi, 49, 183

      see also esoteric practices

      parapsychological phenomena, 24, 26–7, 47, 48–9, 60–1, 145

      parapsychology, 60, 183

      parental types, 4–5, 128

      patient–analyst relationships, xxvi–xxvii, 115, 129, 167–8, 172–3

      Pauli, Wolfgang, 140–1

      persona, 72–3, 183

      personal myths, 19, 30, 42, 52, 169

      personal unconscious, 58, 59–62

      personality

      extrovert/introvert, Jung, 10, 12, 16, 17–18

      Jung’s parents, 4–5

      personality types

      eight psychological types, 124–7

      four functions, 116–17, 120–4

      introversion and extroversion, 118–20

      nature–nurture factors, 128–9

      psychology of consciousness, 115–17

      and relationships, 129–30

      see also Number 1 and Number 2 personality

      phallus dreams, 16–17, 41, 49

      Philemon, 45, 46, 47, 64

      philosophy, 25

      physics, 141, 146

      Pisces, Age of, 143–4, 150, 152

      plant motifs, 52, 81–2

      play, creative, 41–2, 54, 171

      pleasure, 34

      ‘pleroma’, 48

      positive

      see negative and positive; opposites

      positivism, 25, 183

      power drive, 66

      precognition, 60, 183

      preconscious, 57

      Preiswerk, Hélène (cousin), 27, 62

      Preiswerk, Samuel (maternal grandfather), 2

      primeval, 105

      principal function, 123

      progression, 66–7

      projection, 63–5, 69–72, 129, 130, 183

      psyche, xxviii, 5, 46, 56–9, 183

      anima and animus, 69–70, 73–7, 87–8, 175, 181

      and the body, 59

      collective unconscious, xxii, 38–9, 58, 62–7, 110, 181

      ego and self, 67–8

      journey of, 79–82

      persona, 72–3

      personal unconscious, 58, 59–62

      as reality, xxviii–xvix, 172–3

      shadow and projection, 68–72, 87

      see also ego; self; unconscious

      psychiatrist, 183

      psychiatry, xxii, 5–6, 25, 28, 38

      psychic energy, 32, 34

      psychic events, 24, 26–7, 47, 48–9, 60–1, 145

      psychoanalysis, xxii, 31–2, 183

      see also analytical method

      psychogenic (psychosomatic) disorders, 30, 183

      psychokinesis, 60–1

      psychological types, 124–9

      psychologists, 25, 183

      psychology, xxii

      psychosis, xxvi, 7, 184

      puberty, initiation rites, 93–4, 154

      rational/irrational functions, 123

      reality, xxviii–xvix, 172–3

      rebirth and death archetype, 154–5

      ‘reconciling third’, 90

      Red Horn, 84

      reductionism, 6, 184

      regression, 67

      relationships, 129–30, 175

      see also patient–analyst relationships

      religion, 2–5, 11, 12, 15, 22–4

      beliefs, 97–8

      of New Mexico, 165

      and sexuality, 166

      and spirituality, xxiii–xxiv, xxvi, 148–56

      see also Buddhism; Christianity; gnostic/Gnosticism; God; Hinduism; spirituality

      repression, 7, 31, 184

      rites of passage, 93–4

      rubedo (‘redness’), 137

      Salome, 45

      scarab dream, 141

      schizophrenia, 6, 28–9, 49

      scientific approach

      Freud, 57, 59–60

      late nineteenth century, xxiii, 25, 26, 80, 151

      modern physics, 141, 146

      secret manikin, 17–19

      The Secret of the Golden Flower (alchemical writing), 52, 135

      Self, 50–1, 67–8, 86–90, 154
    –6, 157, 184

      integration of, 12

      and relationships, 175

      see also ego; individuation; psyche

      sensation, 117, 122, 123

      sensation types, 126

      Seven Sermons of the Dead, 48–9

      sex, and gender, 90–4, 96–7

      sexual drive (libido), 32, 66

      sexuality, and religion, 166

      shadow, 68–9, 70–1, 87, 151, 184

      God’s shadow side, 151–2, 153–4

      inner darkness, 137

      shamanic traditions, 120, 154

      Siegfried, 40

      signs, and symbols, 104, 105

      social factors, 128, 145

      soul-image, 74

      spiral motifs, 81–2

      spiritual, 149, 184

      spiritualism, 26–8

      spirituality, xxiv–xxv, 2, 20, 148–50, 152, 169–70

      see also religion

      stone, the, 17, 24, 150, 178

      stories, personal, 19, 30, 42, 52, 169

      subconscious, 105–6

      subjectivity, 28, 110

      sun-phallus, 49

      symbols, 104–6, 120

      see also dreams and symbols; imagery

      synchronicity, 45–6, 140–2, 164, 177–8, 184

      thinking, 116, 121, 123

      thinking types, 124–5

      transcendent function, 172, 184

      transference, 129, 184

      travel, 12, 163–6

      Trickster, 84

      Twins, 84

      unconscious, 26, 30–1, 184

      ego and self, 67–8

      Freud’s views of, xxiii, xxviii, 25, 57, 59–60

      Jung’s understanding of, xxviii, 61, 62, 137–8, 165

      persona, 72–3

      personal unconscious, 58, 59–62

      shadow and projection, 68–72, 87

      unconscious/conscious balance, 56–7

      see also collective unconscious; conscious mind; psyche

      unus mundus (‘one world’), 173

      Uroboros, 83

      Virgin Mary, 160–1

      visions

      see dreams and symbols; imagery

      visualization, creative, 171–2

      Western culture, xxiii, 140, 159, 164, 165

      Wheelwright, Jane, 172–3, 175

      Wilhelm, Richard, 135

      Wolff, Antonia (Toni), 11–12, 169

      women

      see anima and animus; female archetype; females; male/female; mother archetype; mother complex

      word-association, 29, 103

      yin and yang, 138, 139

      Yoga, 44, 156–7

      zeitgeist, 71, 184

      Zentralblatt (magazine), 173, 174

      Zonfingia Society, 26

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