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Can you guys give me some academic resources on Carl Jung and his ideas, besides his books? It's for a research paper and I don't have time to read his books. Main topics are the collective unconscious, archetypes, and personality psychology with a focus on how these ideas affected the modern world.

>>12531553
>is actually introspective enough one time in her life to confront her neuroses
>thinks it's a bad thing

Where to start with Jung? What do you guys like about Jung?

>>12207796
>Blocks your path

Why did he dislike gays?
Say that gays were possessed by the anima, why is this necessarily a bad thing cant the man become the anima and still balance his masculinity in a healthy way

>read a quote like "life is just a play/stage and we are just the actors"
>read Jung
>Read about the persona and archetypes
>it might actually be true/make sense

>>11674078
embarrassing post

Hey /lit/
Where do I start with C. G. Jung?

Only heard good stuff about him from Alan Watts and Jordan B. Peterson.

Jung expresses in his book that evil can come from good, but good cannot come from evil. Just as how light cannot come from darkness, but darkness is the absence of light.

To me this is such an optimistic view of the world it seems like it can't be true. Because it positions that judgement itself and the actions we make are what makes evil, not the thing itself, which, rather than just being a thing, is also 'good', which is an inherent positive thing.

Am I misinterpreting this?