Prof. C. G. Jung

The hermeneutic background of C. G. Jung.

Hermeneutics has been central to the practice of Jung's psychology from the beginning, although he never fully and consistently developed a hermeneutic method of inquiry and the literature addressing this aspect of his psychology is not extensive. In this paper(1) we undertake a critical re-examination of Jung's relationship to hermeneutic thought, based on his explicit references to hermeneut...

Author ' s personal copy Two qubits for C . G . Jung ’ s theory of personality Action

We propose a formalization of C.G. Jung’s theory of personality using a four-dimensional Hilbert-space for the representation of two qubits. The first qubit relates to Jung’s four psychological functions: Thinking, Feeling, Sensing and iNtuition, which are represented by two groups of projection operators, {T, F} and {S, N}. The operators in each group are commuting but operators of different g...

The Psychology of C . G . Jung I The Structure of the Psyche

The ego is “in between” the consciousness and the unconscious and partakes of both. Consciousness can be expanded or constricted. But “consciousness constitutes only a very small part of the total psyche” Consciousness is orientated towards outward reality. Jung writes, “By the ego I understand a complex of representations which constitutes the centre of my field of consciousness and appears to...

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Vaccination .B. C. G

This article was presented by the author at the Vaccination Seminar of May 26, 1972, National University Medical School.