- Psychologie,
sometimes translated as
analytic psychology and
referred to as
Jungian analysis) is a term
coined by Carl Jung, a
Swiss psychiatrist, to describe...
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Jungian archetypes are a
concept from
psychology that
refers to a universal,
inherited idea,
pattern of thought, or
image that is
present in the collective...
- form,
believed to
embody the
fundamental characteristics of a thing. the
Jungian psychology concept of an
inherited unconscious predisposition, behavioural...
- A
mandala (Sanskrit: मण्डल, romanized: maṇḍala, lit. 'circle', [ˈmɐɳɖɐlɐ]) is a
geometric configuration of symbols. In
various spiritual traditions, mandalas...
-
Jungian interpretation of religion,
pioneered by Carl Jung and
advanced by his followers, is an
attempt to
interpret religion in the
light of
Jungian...
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animus are a
syzygy of dualistic,
Jungian archetypes among the
array of
other animistic parts within the Self in
Jungian psychology,
described in analytical...
-
became very
interested in
Jungian analysis and interpretation.
Demian is
replete with both
Jungian archetypes and
Jungian symbolism. In addition, psychoanalysis...
-
importance of
Jungian psychology to psychedelic-****isted therapies, is
outlined in
Scott Hill's 2013 book
Confrontation with the Unconscious:
Jungian Depth Psychology...
- Self in
Jungian psychology is a
dynamic concept which has
undergone numerous modifications since it was
first conceptualised as one of the
Jungian archetypes...
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conscious and the
unconscious (thus
including both
psychoanalysis and
Jungian psychology).
Depth psychology states that the
psyche process is partly...
