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CG Jung in His Own Words

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The C.G. Jung Foundation in New York City presents excerpts from the collected works of Carl Jung, with the kind permission of Princeton University Press.

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As we continue to examine Jung's notion of the psyche, we hear two brief discussions about the father complex in relation to neurosis and regression vs health and moving toward wholeness.
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From a 1958 "Talk With Students at the [Zurich] Institute" about analysis and the Great Man
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As we continue to understand Jung's fascinating understanding of the human psyche, we will listen to Jung talk about the positive aspects of the final two mother complexes: the "nothing but" daughter and the negative mother-complex.
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We continue to explore Jung's fascinating understanding of the human psyche with a third look at the mother complex. In particular, the positive aspects of the "overdeveloped eros" mother complex.
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We will continue explorng the multitple aspects of the Mother Comple
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Following up on last week's discussion of the Mother Archetype, we examine Jung's notion of the Mother Complex of the Daughter. This reading is taken from paragraphs 167-171 of Volume 9i of the Collected Works: The Archetypes of... more
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As we continue to explore Jung's expansive notion of the psyche, we take a look at his understanding of the Mother Archetype
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As we continue to explore Jung's expansive notion of the psyche, we take a third look at his understanding of Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious
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As we continue to explore Jung's expansive notion of the psyche, we take a second look at his understanding of archetypes and the collective unconscious
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As we continue to explore Jung's expansive notion of the psyche, we take a fourth look at his understanding of archetypes and the collective unconscious.
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