STEVENS, A.: Jung - A Very Short Introduction (Abridged)

Format:

Sound recording

Author/Creator:

Stevens, Anthony, Author.

Contributor:

Naxos Digital Services US.

Series:

Naxos Spoken Word Library.

Naxos Spoken Word Library

Language:

English

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Spoken Word.

Local Subjects:

Spoken Word.

Genre:

Video recordings.

Sound recordings.

Physical Description:

1 online resource.

Place of Publication:

Hong Kong : Naxos Digital Services US Incorporated, 2003.

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Mode of access: Available online.

Contents:

Jung - the Man and his Psychology ( 02 min., 54 sec. )

Background ( 03 min., 32 sec. )

Synchronicity ( 52 sec. )

The stages of life ( 02 min., 56 sec. )

The Self ( 01 min., 23 sec. )

The Ego ( 03 min. )

The Persona ( 01 min., 34 sec. )

The Shadow ( 04 min., 10 sec. )

However, the acquisition of a moral complex imposes severe restraints on the Self ( 03 min., 24 sec. )

Sex and gender ( 03 min., 15 sec. )

As the parent/child relationship matures within the traditional family setting ( 02 min., 09 sec. )

Anima and animus ( 01 min., 47 sec. )

A self-regulating system ( 01 min., 09 sec. )

A programme for life ( 02 min., 16 sec. )

Archetypal expectations ( 02 min., 32 sec. )

Rites of passage ( 02 min., 26 sec. )

The dymanics of progress ( 01 min., 11 sec. )

Love and marriage ( 03 min., 22 sec. )

The stroke of noon ( 03 min., 05 sec. )

The individuation of the self ( 03 min., 41 sec. )

Psychological types ( 01 min., 54 sec. )

The four functions ( 02 min., 32 sec. )

The two attitudes ( 53 sec. )

Eight psychological types ( 01 min., 27 sec. )

Use of typology ( 04 min., 45 sec. )

Dreams ( 04 min., 25 sec. )

After the break with Freud and his encounter with the unconscious ( 02 min., 12 sec. )

Pure nature ( 01 min., 07 sec. )

Compensatory function ( 01 min., 16 sec. )

Symbolism ( 03 min., 19 sec. )

Interpretation ( 04 min., 53 sec. )

Personal context ( 01 min., 50 sec. )

Cultural context ( 02 min., 08 sec. )

Archetypal context ( 05 min. )

The psychoid archetypes and the unus mundus ( 02 min., 39 sec. )

Archetypes versus cultural transmission ( 02 min., 17 sec. )

The actualisation of archetypes ( 04 min., 22 sec. )

To a limited extent Jung's archetyes resemble Plato's Ideas ( 01 min., 19 sec. )

What Jung was proposing was no less than a fundamental concept ( 02 min., 06 sec. )

Archetype and the collective unconscious ( 03 min., 20 sec. )

At the age of 82 he wrote ( 03 min., 22 sec. )

Ageing and growth ( 03 min., 55 sec. )

One crucial event that occurred after his mid-life crisis was his 'discovery' of alchemy ( 04 min., 23 sec. )

Individuation: the realisation of the self ( 03 min., 50 sec. )

Creative illness ( 05 min., 15 sec. )

By 'the reality of the psyche' ( 04 min., 36 sec. )

Confrontation with the unconscious ( 04 min., 26 sec. )

Married life ( 03 min., 46 sec. )

Publication of these views provoked A Major rift with Freud ( 02 min., 20 sec. )

As time passed Jung's differences with Freud became harder to conceal ( 04 min., 04 sec. )

Friendship with Freud ( 03 min., 22 sec. )

Years of apprenticeship ( 04 min., 58 sec. )

His dedication to scholarship ( 04 min., 29 sec. )

Student years ( 03 min., 02 sec. )

Matters came to a head with Carl's confirmation ( 02 min., 34 sec. )

Jung's adult delight in solitude ( 04 min., 21 sec. )

An only child until his sister Gertrud was born ( 03 min., 27 sec. )

Therapy ( 01 min., 20 sec. )

Illness ( 03 min., 34 sec. )

This was even more true in the case of neurosis ( 02 min., 56 sec. )

It is true that Jung's emphasis is invariably on the intra-psychic life on the individual ( 04 min., 33 sec. )

The patient ( 02 min., 57 sec. )

Treatment ( 03 min., 47 sec. )

To what did he attribute the 'general neurosis of our age' ( 03 min., 32 sec. )

Jung elucidated the analytic process in the light of his alchemical studies ( 03 min., 01 sec. )

With regard to the frequency of sessions ( 04 min., 05 sec. )

Active imagination requires a state of reverie ( 02 min., 41 sec. )

The therapist ( 02 min., 45 sec. )

Jung greatly extended the Freudian view of the transference ( 03 min., 20 sec. )

Jung's alleged anti-Semitism ( 03 min., 27 sec. )

The Jews who knew him best have all come staunchly to his defence ( 02 min., 15 sec. )

The summing-up ( 04 min., 07 sec. )

Jung's gift for transcending the confines of his own consciousness ( 03 min., 22 sec. )

When he eventually discovered in himself the security that was absent from his childhood environment ( 04 min., 19 sec. )

Analytical psychology can make no claim ( 05 minutes, 45 sec. )

Participant:

Pigott-Smith, Tim, Reader -- Stevens, Anthony, Author

Notes:

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Streaming audio.

Publisher Number:

9789626342985

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Restricted for use by site license.