C. G. Jung (1875 1961)

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1. Slide 1: C. G. Jung (1875-1961) Grant Heller
2. Slide 2: Life – Boyhood and Student Years (1875-1900)
3. Slide 3: Life –The Scholar Physician: • First Period (1900-1907) • Second Period (1908-1912) • Master Period (1913-1946)
4. Slide 4: Life • Retirement and Old Age (1947-1961)
5. Slide 5: Theory • Differences with Freud
6. Slide 6: The Structure of Personality • Psyche –Ego (the conscious mind) • Personal sense of identity –Personal Unconscious • Complexes –Collective Unconscious • Archetypes
7. Slide 8: Complex
8. Slide 9: Archetypes Self Portraits of the Instincts • Persona • Animus/Anima • Shadow • Self – Mandala – Individuation • Process rather than goal
9. Slide 11: The Coincidence of Opposites
10. Slide 12: Archetypes (cont.) • Hero • Mother • Wise old man • Trickster • Demon • Child-god • Outcast • Hermaphrodite
11. Slide 13: The Dynamics of Personality • The Psyche: A relatively closed system • Psychic energy: Libido • Psychic values: measured by – Direct observation and deduction – Complex indicators – Emotional reactions – Intuition
12. Slide 14: The Dynamics of Personality • Principle of equivalence • Principle of entropy • Progression and regression • Canalization of energy
13. Slide 15: The Psyche: Psychological Types • 2 Attitudes – 1.) Extraversion – 2.) Introversion • 4 Functions – 1.) Thinking – 2.) Feeling – 3.) Sensation – 4.) Intuition
14. Slide 16: Psychological Types • Extroversion / Introversion • Thinking / Feeling • Sensing / Intuiting
15. Slide 17: Contributions – Extraversion / Introversion – Myers-Briggs Typology – Archetypes / Collective Unconscious – Complexes – Spirituality – Transpersonal Psychology – Indirect influence on A.A.
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