A MAJOR INFLUENCE IN WESTERN THOUGHT
Related Articles
- Ezra Pound and the Alchemy of the Word. Materer, Timothy // Journal of Modern Literature;Mar84, Vol. 11 Issue 1, p109
A critique is presented of the poem "The Alchemist: Chant for the Transmutation of Metals" by Ezra Pound, focusing on the poem's rhythm and alchemical imagery. Troubadour structure in the poem is discussed, as well as themes of magic, psychologist Carl Jung's book "Psychology and Alchemy," and...
- PATAÑJALI'S YOGA SŪTRAS AND THE ALCHEMICAL PROCESS OF INDIVIDUATION. Odorisio, David M. // Philosophy East & West;Jul2015, Vol. 65 Issue 3, p717
The article focuses on the interpretation of Yoga Sūtras (YS) of Patañjali and understanding of psychologist Carl G. Jung on individuation with respect to Western alchemy and its processes. It discusses the stages of Western alchemical processes including solutio (liquefied), nigredo...
- ALCHEMY. Lewis, James R.; Oliver, Evelyn Dorothy // Dream Encyclopedia;2009, p5
An encyclopedia entry for the term "alchemy" is presented. Alchemy refers to the ancient discipline from which the modern science of chemistry is derived. It came to be related to dreams through the work of Carl Jung, who believed that the primary goal of alchemy could be read symbolically as...
- Jung. Kline, Paul // British Journal of Psychiatry;Nov82, Vol. 141, p533
The author comments on C.G. Jung's theories and books on psychotherapy and psychology. The author says that he is awed by the profundity of Jung's ideas and the ultimate irrefutability of his concepts at the same time disappointed at the lack of critical evidence and the looseness of his...
- The Dream World of Film: A Jungian Perspective on Cinematic Communication. Davies, Robert A.; Farrell, James M.; Matthews, Steven S. // Western Journal of Speech Communication: WJSC;Fall1982, Vol. 46 Issue 4, p326
Explores the psychological aspects of the cinema as a major means of communication medium. Identification of the nature of film expression; Proposal of a "Psychological/Ritual Model," based largely on the concepts of psychologist Carl Gustav Jung; Suitability of film to the communication of the...
- Assessing Jung's psychological types: The PET Type Check. Cranton, Patricia; Knoop, Robert // Genetic, Social & General Psychology Monographs;May95, Vol. 121 Issue 2, p249
Presents the PET Type Check, a procedure developed by the authors for assessing Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung's psychological types. Components of the PET Type Check; Jung's theory of psychological types; Background to the assessment of type.
- A critique of the Myers-Briggs type indicator and its operationalization of Carl Jung's... Barbuto Jr., John E. // Psychological Reports;Apr97, Vol. 80 Issue 2, p611
Argues on Carl Jung's stated intentions for understanding individual behavior that suggests personality variables existing in various levels of consciousness and unconsciousness which require study to consider the proportions with which each exists. Representation of Myers-Briggs Type indicator.
- The Alchemist's Tale. CURRY, ANDREW // Archaeology;Jan/Feb2016, Vol. 69 Issue 1, p36
The article examines the history of alchemy and alchemists. Particular focus is given to a series of glass fragments at the State Museum of Prehistory in Halle, Germany, which were reassembled and discovered to be alchemical tools. Additional topics discussed include how contemporary scholars...
- PERSONALITY. // Time;7/7/1952, Vol. 60 Issue 1, p39
The article features Swiss psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung. He lives with his wife who is also a psychiatrist, speaks English with an American accent, and has 19 grandchildren. As of July 1952, he is working on a three-volume treatise on alchemy, which he explains is an expression of the...
