A Symptomatic Dream of Carl Jung

This paper is a comment of one of the dreams Carl Jung published and interpreted in his "Memories, Dreams, Reflections", autobiography.

In short, the author quoted a larger excerpt from his book and added his own comments trying to prove that Jung's interpretation is not accurate, that it sends to ideas and feelings suggested by Freud, but denied by Jung.

The dream occurred at a time when Freud's collaboration with Jung was very promising; nevertheless, it foreshadows the future break spending up all the resources of a spectacular friendship.

[7-page paper, PDF format, 16 Kb - Price: $20]

Example of Using I Ching in Dream Interpretation

The author offers an example of a dream interpreted with the help of the I Ching. This may be useful in Jungian psychotherapy that makes use of I Ching oracle as means of accessing the unconscious.

[3-page paper, PDF format, 16 kb - Price $20]

Snake Symbolism in Dreams and Fantasies

This paper analyzes the snake symbolism as approached by Freud and Jung, in dreams and fantasies. Finally, the author offers an example of interpretation of snake in a specific dream. In doing this, he applies both methods: Freudian and Jungian.

[5-page paper, PDF format, 16 kb - Price $25]

Jung and Religion

Generally speaking Jung's approach of religion looks very ardent and enthusiastic. Many would claim that Jung was a religious person who had faith in God. This paper offers a contradictory view on Jung relation with religion and 2 quotes - one from his early correspondence with Freud, and the other from a letter to a disciple.

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