Showing posts with label Interviews and Encounters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Interviews and Encounters. Show all posts
Sunday, April 22, 2018

Carl Jung on the creation and future of Freudian, Adlerian and Jungian philosophies.

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Stephen Black: Professor Jung, could you tell me how it came about that psychological medicine came to be divided so sharply in the fi...
Thursday, March 16, 2017

Carl Jung on “The Frontiers of Knowledge”

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C. G. JUNG INTERVIEW Georges Duplain: I am astonished that you should be willing to see a journalist when so many of your...

Carl Jung: “But remember what the Pope said: "The world should be more conscious of the presence of angels."

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“Why, when Pope Pius XII in one of his last discourses deplored that the world was no longer conscious enough of the presence of angels, ...

Carl Jung on a young woman who suffered from incurable insomnia

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The doctor of a small town in Canton Solothurn had sent me a young patient who suffered from incurable insomnia. She was pining away from ...

Carl Jung: There is a terrible spiritual famine in our world,

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Dr. Jung: What is very important is to exist, and that’s rarer than one realizes. To have a daily task and to accomplish it; ...
Tuesday, March 14, 2017

Carl Jung: A Talk With Students at the Institute

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Introduction: During May 1958, Jung came and talked with students at the C. G. Jung Institute of Zurich. Notes were taken by one of them,...

Carl Jung and The Stephen Black Interviews

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Introduction: Stephen Black interviewed Jung in July 1955, in order to record material for broadcast in connection with Jung’s Both birt...

Carl Jung on his interest in Architecture

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Stephen Black: Were you interested in architecture at all? Dr. Jung: Oh, yes; very much so. I have built with my own hands; I learne...

Carl Jung on living under the threat of the Hydrogen Bomb

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Stephen Black: Professor Jung, what do you think will be the effect upon the world of living, as we have been living, and may still hav...

Carl Jung on if: “thought of the East is in any way more advanced than the thought in the West?”

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Stephen Black: Do you feel that the thought of the East is in any way more advanced than the thought in the West? Dr. Jung: Well, you s...

Carl Jung: A Talk With Students at the Institute

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Introduction: During May 1958, Jung came and talked with students at the C. G. Jung Institute of Zurich. Notes were taken by one of them,...