Author(s): Stevens, Anthony
Label: Naxos AudioBooks
Genre: Biographies
Period: 20th Century
Catalogue No: NA329812
Barcode: 9789626342985
Release Date: 09/2003

STEVENS, A.: Jung - A Very Short Introduction (Abridged)

Tracklist

Disc 1
Stevens, Anthony - Author
Pigott-Smith, Tim (Reader)
1Jung - the Man and his Psychology02:54
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2Background03:32
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3An only child until his sister Gertrud was born03:27
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4Jung's adult delight in solitude04:21
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5Matters came to a head with Carl's confirmation02:34
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6Student years03:02
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7His dedication to scholarship04:29
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8Years of apprenticeship04:58
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9Friendship with Freud03:22
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10As time passed Jung's differences with Freud became harder to conceal04:04
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11Publication of these views provoked A Major rift with Freud02:20
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12Married life03:46
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13Confrontation with the unconscious04:26
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14By 'the reality of the psyche'04:36
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15Creative illness05:15
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16Individuation: the realisation of the self03:50
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17One crucial event that occurred after his mid-life crisis was his 'discovery' of alchemy04:23
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18Ageing and growth03:55
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19At the age of 82 he wrote03:22
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20Archetype and the collective unconscious03:20
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21What Jung was proposing was no less than a fundamental concept02:06
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Disc 2
1To a limited extent Jung's archetyes resemble Plato's Ideas01:19
Pigott-Smith, Tim (Reader)
2The actualisation of archetypes04:22
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3Archetypes versus cultural transmission02:17
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4The psychoid archetypes and the unus mundus02:39
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5Synchronicity00:52
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6The stages of life02:56
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7The Self01:23
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8The Ego03:00
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9The Persona01:34
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10The Shadow04:10
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11However, the acquisition of a moral complex imposes severe restraints on the Self03:24
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12Sex and gender03:15
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13As the parent/child relationship matures within the traditional family setting02:09
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14Anima and animus01:47
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15A self-regulating system01:09
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16A programme for life02:16
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17Archetypal expectations02:32
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18Rites of passage02:26
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19The dymanics of progress01:11
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20Love and marriage03:22
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21The stroke of noon03:05
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22The individuation of the self03:41
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23Psychological types01:54
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24The four functions02:32
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25The two attitudes00:53
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26Eight psychological types01:27
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27Use of typology04:45
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28Dreams04:25
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29After the break with Freud and his encounter with the unconscious02:12
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30Pure nature01:07
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31Compensatory function01:16
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32Symbolism03:19
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Disc 3
1Interpretation04:53
Pigott-Smith, Tim (Reader)
2Personal context01:50
Pigott-Smith, Tim (Reader)
3Cultural context02:08
Pigott-Smith, Tim (Reader)
4Archetypal context05:00
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5Therapy01:20
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6Illness03:34
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7This was even more true in the case of neurosis02:56
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8It is true that Jung's emphasis is invariably on the intra-psychic life on the individual04:33
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9The patient02:57
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10Treatment03:47
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11To what did he attribute the 'general neurosis of our age'03:32
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12Jung elucidated the analytic process in the light of his alchemical studies03:01
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13With regard to the frequency of sessions04:05
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14Active imagination requires a state of reverie02:41
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15The therapist02:45
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16Jung greatly extended the Freudian view of the transference03:20
Pigott-Smith, Tim (Reader)
17Jung's alleged anti-Semitism03:27
Pigott-Smith, Tim (Reader)
18The Jews who knew him best have all come staunchly to his defence02:15
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19The summing-up04:07
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20Jung's gift for transcending the confines of his own consciousness03:22
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21When he eventually discovered in himself the security that was absent from his childhood environment04:19
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22Analytical psychology can make no claim05:45
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Total Playing Time: 03:52:18