By C. G. Jung
This quantity has develop into often called maybe the easiest creation to Jung's paintings. In those well-known essays. "The relatives among the Ego and the Unconscious" and "On the Psychology of the Unconscious," he provided the fundamental center of his approach. traditionally, they mark the top of Jung's intimate organization with Freud and sum up his try and combine the mental colleges of Freud and Adler right into a complete framework.
This is the 1st paperback e-book of this key paintings in its revised and augmented moment version of 1966. The earliest models of the 2 Essays, "New Paths in Psychology" (1912) and "The constitution of the Unconscious" (1916), found between Jung's posthumous papers, are released in an appendix, to teach the improvement of Jung's concept in later types. As an relief to check, the index has been comprehensively extended.
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There something happened that made an indelible impression on her. On leaving the theatre, a painted hussy jostled her father in an incredibly brazen way. Looking in alarm to see what he would do, she saw this same look, this animal glare, in his eyes. This inexplicable something followed her day and night. From then on her relations with her father changed. Sometimes she was irritable and subject to venomous moods, sometimes she loved him extravagantly. Then came sudden fits of weeping for no reason, and for a time, whenever her father was at home, she suffered at table from a horrible gulping accompanied by what looked like choking-fits, generally followed by loss of voice for one or two days.
Whatever else is instinctual only follows, for him, in the train of the will to power. From the standpoint of Freud’s sexual psychology, this is an error of the most glaring kind, a misconception of biology, the bungling of a decadent neurotic. For it is a very simple matter for any adherent of sexual psychology to prove that everything lofty and heroic in Nietzsche’s view of life and the world is nothing but a consequence of the repression and misunderstanding of that other instinct which this psychology regards as fundamental.
25] As Freud says, dream-analysis is the via regia to the unconscious. It leads straight to the deepest personal secrets, and is, therefore, an invaluable instrument in the hand of the physician and educator of the soul. [26] The analytical method in general, and not only the specifically Freudian psychoanalysis, consists in the main of numerous dream-analyses. In the course of treatment, the dreams successively throw up the contents of the unconscious in order to expose 47 them to the disinfecting power of daylight, and in this way much that is valuable and believed lost is found again.
