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Jung Theories Most of the
Jung's theories regarding the structure and exploration of the psyche are covered on this site through themes and key-concepts (see the summary on the left)
First of all, you should know that Jung approach of psyche has many sources of inspiration. We list some of them below:
1. Jung's experience with the psychotics at the Burgholzli hospital under the guidance of Dr. Bleuler, mostly known because of his work on schizophrenia; 2. Jung's own experiences with the
association method; 3. Jung's cooperation with Freud, and his experience with the Freudian psychoanalysis, including the dream interpretation technique; 4. Jung exploration of the unconscious after he left
Freud and the Freudian psychoanalytic association during his own confrontation with the archetypes and the Self; 5. The clear insights gained from his studies on alchemical and astrological works, I Ching and the
Eastern philosophies as well.
You may learn more about the following Jung's theories by clicking the links below:
Collective Unconscious
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Archetypes
=> Dream Interpretation
=> Alchemy
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Synchronicity
=> I Ching
A great deal of inspiration brought Jung in regard to the dream interpretation method and technique. First of all it is the compensation concept applied to dreams and the prospective
feature. On the plane of interpretation it is the amplification method. When we deal with some dreams - stated Jung - we have to collect associations from
mythology, folklore, religious stories and habits, and so forth. This way we enlarge the genuine content of the dream with more images and symbols that further help us understand its
meaning You may learn about these key-themes by taking our 12-lessons email course on dream interpretation at Jung - click here to learn more.
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