IN SEARCH OF THE SOUL
Series: THE STORY OF CARL GUSTAV JUNGPublication details: 1972; BBC/Films for the HumanitiesDescription: DVD; 31 MinSubject(s): Summary: This program explores how Jung, the son of a minister, developed his pagan vision of reality, and how he attempted to reconcile science and religion. Topics discussed include the collective unconscious, the dual personality, and the detachment of humans from their individual "stories" as a cause of mental illness. In a candid interview, Jung disputes Freudâs theory that sexuality is at the root of all mental illness, and explains how Freud's intransigent attitude toward new theories ultimately ended their personal and professional relationship.| Item type | Current library | Shelving location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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NMC Library | DVD Collection | 13-7-53 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 33039000659531 |
This program explores how Jung, the son of a minister, developed his pagan vision of reality, and how he attempted to reconcile science and religion. Topics discussed include the collective unconscious, the dual personality, and the detachment of humans from their individual "stories" as a cause of mental illness. In a candid interview, Jung disputes Freudâs theory that sexuality is at the root of all mental illness, and explains how Freud's intransigent attitude toward new theories ultimately ended their personal and professional relationship.
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