Episode 56: Terms & Concepts

Jungian analyst Kenneth James, Ph.D. on Jung's terms, concepts, and ideas

Episode 56 of the Speaking of Jung: Interviews with Jungian Analysts podcast, hosted by Laura London, titled "Episode 56: Terms & Concepts" was published on March 6, 2020 and runs 98 minutes.

March 6, 2020 ·98m · Speaking of Jung: Interviews with Jungian Analysts

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Summary

Jungian analyst and professor Dr. Kenneth James returns to the podcast to give us the rundown on Jung's terms and concepts. In order of appearance: Analytical Psychology, Jungian Psychology, Jungian analyst, analysand, Jungian analysis, unconscious, collective unconscious, ego, persona, shadow, anima, animus, projection, transference, countertransference, the Self, soul, ego-Self axis, complex, archetype, individuation, typology, the inferior function, the transcendent function, synchronicity, and active imagination. Bonus content: the number seven, the number three, Freud's pleasure and death principles, the Axiom of Maria, alchemy, holding the tension of the opposites, the Kabbalistic Tree of Life, BTS's music videos.

Episode Description

Jungian analyst and professor Dr. Kenneth James returns to the podcast to give us the rundown on Jung's terms and concepts. In order of appearance: Analytical Psychology, Jungian Psychology, Jungian analyst, analysand, Jungian analysis, unconscious, collective unconscious, ego, persona, shadow, anima, animus, projection, transference, countertransference, the Self, soul, ego-Self axis, complex, archetype, individuation, typology, the inferior function, the transcendent function, synchronicity, and active imagination. Bonus content: the number seven, the number three, Freud's pleasure and death principles, the Axiom of Maria, alchemy, holding the tension of the opposites, the Kabbalistic Tree of Life, BTS's music videos.

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