The psychology of Jung

· 1932

Chapter Page I. The Psychology of the Future 5 II. The Sexual Theory 8 III. Will-To-Power 18 IV. The Break Between Freud and Jung 22 V. The Introvert vs. the Extravert 33 VI. Types 45 VII. The Conflict and Its Solution 53 VIII. Note 61 The origin of the new psychology, with its technic universally known as psycho-analysis, lies in the effort which man has always made to cure those ills “not of the body.” When we speak of the ills of the “soul,” we do not, however, mean that the mind is not a part of the body. We merely mean that there is a difference, for instance, between the illness that might arise from receiving bad news, and that which was caused, say, by being knocked down by a motor …

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