Carl Jung on “Identification.” Lexicon - Carl Jung Depth Psychology:
Carl Jung on “Identification.” Lexicon
Identification A psychological process in which the personality is partially or totally dissimilated.
(See also participation mystique and projection.)
Identity, denoting an unconscious conformity between subject and object, oneself and others, is the basis for identification, projection and introjection.
Identity is responsible for the naïve assumption that the psychology of one …
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job | 1. Carl Jung and excerpts from “Answer to Job.”
job | 1. Carl Jung and excerpts from “Answer to Job.”
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