A primer of Jungian psychology

Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961)

Childhood and Youth

Professional Activities

What was Jung?

The Structure of Personality

The Psyche

Consciousness

The Ego 34

The Personal Unconscious

Complexes

The Collective Unconscious

Archetypes

The Persona

The Anima and the Animus

The Shadow

The Self

Interactions Among the Structures of Personality

Summary

The Dynamics of Personality

The Psyche: A Relatively Closed System

Psychic Energy

Psychic Values

Direct Observation and Deduction

Complex Indicators

Emotional Reactions

Intuition

The Principle of Equivalence

The Principle of Entropy

Progression and Regression

Canalization of Energy

Summary

The Development of Personality

Individuation

Transcendence and Integration

The Role of the Parents

The Influence of Education

Other Influences

Regression

Stages of Life

Childhood

Youth and Young Adulthood

Middle Age

Old Age

Summary

Psychological Types

The Attitudes

The Functions

Combinations of Attitudes and Functions

Types of Individuals

Extraverted Thinking Type

Introverted Thinking Type

Extraverted Feeling Type

Introverted Feeling Type

Extraverted Sensation Type

Introverted Sensation Type

Extraverted Intuitive Type

Introverted Intuitive Type

Practical Considerations

Summary

Symbols and Dreams

Amplification

Symbols

Dreams

Dream Series

Jung's Place in Psychology.

Carl Gustav Jung

Structure of personality

Dynamics of personality

Development of personality

Psychological types

Symbols and dreams.