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Jungian Psychology
By: Amy, Jessica, Hannah and Emily
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Who is the man behind the science?
• Carl Jung was a Swiss psychiatrist and the founder of Jungian psychology.
• Jung devoted his studies to the exploration of the unconscious human mind while working in a hospital with Schizophrenic patients.
•He believed that the world of dream, myth, and folklore were the promising roads to deeper understanding and meaning.
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So what is Jungian Psychology?
The main goal of Jungian psychology was attaining self
understanding through individuation
Aspects of Jungian
Psychology:• Unconscious• Self-realization• Complexes• Four archetypes and psychological types.
“One must be open to the parts of oneself beyond one’s own ego”.
-Carl Jung
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Self-realizationSelf-realizationSelf-realization is achieved
through:
• Individualization: the process of becoming an individual.
Two tiers:
1. First half of lives: separate from humanity.
2. Second half of lives: reconcile with human race. Contribute to humanity.
Goal: apotheosis
Without: Neurotic symptoms (phobias, depression, etc.)
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CHARACTERS:
• Heathcliff
• Linton Heathcliff
• Catherine I Earnshaw/Linton
• Catherine II Linton/Heathcliff
• Lockwood
• Nelly Dean
• Hareton Earnshaw
• Isabella Linton/Heathcliff
• Edgar Linton
• Hindley Earnshaw
• Joseph
First Half: Secluded
Second Half: Charitable
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ComplexesComplexes
• Complex (noun): “a system of interrelated, emotion-charged ideas, feelings, memories, and impulses that is usually repressed and that gives rise to abnormal or pathological behavior.”
• Basically, major events in the past influence one’s actions in the future.
• Assumes that many important parts of ones personality are in the unconscious.
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A Few Complexes of Wuthering Heights A Few Complexes of Wuthering Heights CharactersCharacters
Mysterious Orphan Complex:
• Heathcliff
• Linton Heathcliff
Attractive Female Complex:
• Catherine I
• Catherine II
Manipulated Lover Complex:
• Isabella Linton
• Edgar Linton
Servant Upbringing Complex:
• Nelly Dean
• Joseph
• Hareton Earnshaw
• Young Heathcliff
Secluded Child Complex:
• Hareton Earnshaw
• Hindley Earnshaw
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The Unconscious The Unconscious
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The UnconsciousThe Unconscious
• Unconscious experiences such as dreams are thought to show ideas, beliefs, and feelings.
• These feelings are often not yet addressed in the conscious.
• Expressed in metaphors.
What is the significance of Lockwood’s dream? What is it a metaphor for?
“Begone!" I shouted; "I'll never let you in -- not if you beg for twenty years." "It is twenty years," mourned the voice -- "twenty years. I've been a waiting for twenty years!" Thereat began a feeble scratching outside, and the pile of books moved as if thrust forward. I tried to jump up, but could not stir a limb, and so yelled aloud in a frenzy of fright."
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Psychic Functions:
The Four Basic
Functions:Sensation- Perceiving through sense organs
Intuition- Perceiving in an unconscious way
Thinking- Forming logical conclusions
Feeling- Subjective estimation
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So You Think You’re Smarter Than Carl Jung?
Today’s Challenge: Name That Psychic Function
Supernatural
Edition! Supernatural
Edition!
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So You Think You’re Smarter Than Carl
Jung?
“What had played Jabe’s part in the row? Merely the branch of a fir-tree that touched
my lattice, as the blast wailed by, and rattled its dry cones against the panes!”
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So You Think You’re Smarter Than Carl
Jung?
“My fingers closed on the fingers of a little, ice-cold hand”
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So You Think You’re Smarter Than Carl
Jung?
“The intense horror of nightmare came over me”
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So You Think You’re Smarter Than Carl
Jung?
“… detected the disturber, then turned and dosed, and dreamt
again”
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So You Think You’re Smarter Than Carl
Jung?
“I discerned, obscurely, a child’s face looking through the window”
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The Archetypes
Self Persona
Anima/Animus
Shadow
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• A theme often represented through mythological figures.
• Center of Individualization.
• “Although a person is a collection of all the archetypes…the self is what makes that person an I. The self cannot exist without the other archetypes and the other archetypes cannot exist without the self.”
• The ideal form someone wishes to be.
Self (Archetype)Self (Archetype)
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Anima and Animus (Archetype)
• “Soul Image”
• Anima= Feminine • Animus= Masculine
• One of the most significant complexes
• It typically appears in dreams, and influences a man’s interactions and attitudes toward women, and vice versa for a woman with men.
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• The face that is put on for the world.
• It is seen as a mask.
• The breakdown of the persona constitutes the typically Jungian moment in therapy when the persona – breaks down and allows the true self to come through.
Persona (Archetype)
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Shadow Archetype
Definition: repressed qualities of the conscious self. • Interaction with the shadow: Denial, projection, integration, and assimilation.
“His reserve springs from an aversion to showy displays of feeling—to manifestations of mutual kindliness… No. I’m running too fast. I bestow my own attributes over liberally on him.”
“Do you mark those two lines between your eyes; and those thick brows, that, instead of rising arched, sink in the middle; and that couple of black fiends, so deeply buried, who never open their windows boldly, but lurk glinting under them, like devil's spies?”
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What Would You Do?
Jungian Style
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Scenario One:
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Scenario Two:
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Scenario Three:
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Scenario Four:
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Scenario Five:
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Scenario Six:
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Scenario Seven:
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What is an Extrovert?•Outgoing personality.
• Loves to socialize.
• Talkative and blunt.
• Make new friends with ease.
•Are often assertive and confrontational.
• Has large quantities of friends in many different groups.
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What is an Introvert?
•Has only a few close friends.
• Does not share feelings easily.
• Does more listening than talking.
• Likes creative or imaginative play.
• Likes solitary activities, like reading, or activities with only a few people.
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Young Catherine and Heathcliff
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Old Catherine and Heathcliff
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Young Isabella and Edgar
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Older Isabella and Edgar
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Hareton Cathy and Linton
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Lockwood, Hindley and Nelly
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Conclusion