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Carl Gustav Jung February 1955

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The tripartite structure of self is a bit different than Freud’s

The Persona The Anima/Animus The Shadow The Self Derived from Latin: Mask The different social masks Worn in different situations/ groups Form of Protection Anima= Feminine Animus= Masculine Opposite gender qualities and attributes of the psyche Represents ‘true self’ Combination= Syzygy Dark side of psyche Consists of repressed memories, ideas, emotions, weaknesses, desires, instincts Represents Wildness, chaos and unknown Unification of Conscious and Unconscious Individuation and self actuation All aspects of the individual emptiness-carl-jung-and-shadow-work/

Autonomy Sensual Union Spiritual The ontological

Myers-Briggs Personality Inventory and Typology

Jungian Archetypes

Rebecca Turner “30 Common Dream Symbols and Their Mysterious Meanings

Une Semaine De Bonté Bonte A Week of the Seven Elements or A Week of Kindness Who? (The artist is in your text) (date?) Well Perhaps someone will want to do something with Ernst—so I will leave some information to be researched and presented…