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* DreamingOfThingsToCome: Both Jung and his patients have recorded instances of prophetic dreams. In his early works Jung more often than not avoids naming himself when he reports his own prophetic dreams, as he was hoping to be seen as a medical doctor and not a "mystic" or a "psychotic".
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** Both Jung and his patients have recorded instances of prophetic dreams. In his early works Jung more often than not avoids naming himself when he reports his own prophetic dreams, as he was hoping to be seen as a medical doctor and not a "mystic" or a"psychotic"."psychotic".
** One of the more interesting parts of his 1925 field work in Africa was when he talked to local shamans who told him that one aspect of life under colonialism was that they stopped having prophetic dreams, which they had considered a vital tool in their way of life. As they told it, the European focus on rationalism had forced them to approach things with a less mystical, more mundane mindset.
** Both Jung and his patients have recorded instances of prophetic dreams. In his early works Jung more often than not avoids naming himself when he reports his own prophetic dreams, as he was hoping to be seen as a medical doctor and not a "mystic" or a
** One of the more interesting parts of his 1925 field work in Africa was when he talked to local shamans who told him that one aspect of life under colonialism was that they stopped having prophetic dreams, which they had considered a vital tool in their way of life. As they told it, the European focus on rationalism had forced them to approach things with a less mystical, more mundane mindset.
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* GutFeeling: Intuition is one of the four functions in Jung's personality schema and he believed it to be a perfectly valid means of obtaining information about the world. Most simply it can be described as the ability to obtain information from the inner world of the unconscious. It is the opposite of sensation, through which one derives information from the external world.
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* GutFeeling: Intuition is one of the four functions in Jung's personality schema and he believed it to be a perfectly valid means of obtaining information about the world.world (contemporary Jungian analysts agree that it was his own function preference despite him considering himself a thinker). Most simply it can be described as the ability to obtain information from the inner world of the unconscious. It is the opposite of sensation, through which one derives information from the external world.
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** Freud was highly critical of Jung's one-to-one separation of male and feminine traits which he didn't think was easily separable. He also regarded Jung's "ElectraComplex" an inversion of his OedipusComplex as ComicallyMissingThePoint, since to him the Oedipus-element was only a name (he had originally planned to call it the Hamlet Complex) for the parent-child relationship model common to all children. Freud pointed out that every boy and every girl had elements of masculine and feminine traits.
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** Freud was highly critical of Jung's one-to-one separation of male and feminine traits which he didn't think was easily separable. He also regarded Jung's "ElectraComplex" "Electra Complex" an inversion of his OedipusComplex UsefulNotes/OedipusComplex as ComicallyMissingThePoint, since to him the Oedipus-element was only a name (he had originally planned to call it the Hamlet Complex) for the parent-child relationship model common to all children. Freud pointed out that every boy and every girl had elements of masculine and feminine traits.
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** Freud was highly critical of Jung's one-to-one separation of male and feminine traits which he didn't think was easily separable. He also regarded Jung's "Electra complex" an inversion of his OedipusComplex as ComicallyMissingThePoint, since to him the Oedipus-element was only a name (he had originally planned to call it the Hamlet Complex) for the parent-child relationship model common to all children. Freud pointed out that every boy and every girl had elements of masculine and feminine traits.
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** Freud was highly critical of Jung's one-to-one separation of male and feminine traits which he didn't think was easily separable. He also regarded Jung's "Electra complex" "ElectraComplex" an inversion of his OedipusComplex as ComicallyMissingThePoint, since to him the Oedipus-element was only a name (he had originally planned to call it the Hamlet Complex) for the parent-child relationship model common to all children. Freud pointed out that every boy and every girl had elements of masculine and feminine traits.
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** Freud was highly critical of Jung's one-to-one separation of male and feminine traits which he didn't think was easily separable. He also regarded Jung's "ElectraComplex" an inversion of his OedipusComplex as ComicallyMissingThePoint, since to him the Oedipus-element was only a name (he had originally planned to call it the Hamlet Complex) for the parent-child relationship model common to all children. Freud pointed out that every boy and every girl had elements of masculine and feminine traits.
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** Freud was highly critical of Jung's one-to-one separation of male and feminine traits which he didn't think was easily separable. He also regarded Jung's "ElectraComplex" "Electra complex" an inversion of his OedipusComplex as ComicallyMissingThePoint, since to him the Oedipus-element was only a name (he had originally planned to call it the Hamlet Complex) for the parent-child relationship model common to all children. Freud pointed out that every boy and every girl had elements of masculine and feminine traits.
