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*[[Carl Jung]]

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...dents and colleagues of his such as [[Alfred Adler]], [[Otto Rank]], and [[Carl Jung]] became psychoanalysts themselves, and formed their own differentiating sy

*'''[[Synchronicity]]''' is the claim by [[Carl Jung]] that some mysterious ''alignment of forces in the universe'' create appar

...]], as well as the work of Marx and psychoanalysts [[Sigmund Freud]] and [[Carl Jung]].

Psychologists such as [[Carl Jung]] suggested that the strength of a person's bond to their parents "unconsci

...ist deity, as does [[Emile Durkheim]]'s [[Collective consciousness]] and [[Carl Jung]]'s [[collective unconscious]].

...[An Introduction to Zen Buddhism]]'', featured a 30-page introduction by [[Carl Jung]], an emblem of the deepening relationship between Buddhism and major Weste

:Before you ask, [[Carl Jung]], who was a theologian by training, was deeply influenced by the Gnostics,

...ebussy]], [[Edmond Rostand]], [[Henri Rochefort]], [[W.&nbsp;B. Yeats]], [[Carl Jung]], and [[Auguste Rodin]].<ref name="Waterfield chapter 5"/>{{sfn |Amirani | ...and Sufism, Gibran's mysticism was also influenced by [[theosophy]] and [[Carl Jung|Jung]]ian psychology.<ref>{{harvnb|Chandler|2017|p=106}}</ref>

[[Carl Jung]] once opined on unresolved emotions and the [[synchronicity]] of karma;

...solution from my unconscious while I sleep tonight and talk it over with [[Carl Jung]].... [[User:Hayford Peirce|Hayford Peirce]] 01:35, 25 October 2010 (UTC)

...[[ritual]] would have to be repeated from the start. Freud's disciple, [[Carl Jung]], suggested that the mind forms symbolic archetypes of cultural ideals.

...consider whether Jungian archetypes have some aspects of similarity -- see Carl Jung, ''Man and his Symbols''.