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We both studied structuralism and its interesting features. You studied around the world and I studied all kinds of people and that is intriguing and exciting

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I think that the idea of Structuralism is very unique and I admire your work. Also think your book is super fascinating.

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Ughh so tired of working at the asylum all day with Freud.. now it’s time to relax

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Please go give my new book some love!!!

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Book club - I love writing my own books and also literature in general

Analytical Psychology Club - promotes the study and discussion of analytical psychology, I am always wanting to learn more

C.G. Jung Club of Orange County - love the idea of this club it is to promote an interest in psychology.

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Sigmund Freud
-  we worked closely together and influenced each other

Dorothea Dix
- common interests in structuralism

Mary Whition Calkins
-  We both study dreams

Wilhem Wundt
- Simular interest in structuralism

William James
- both studied consciousness

Margret Washburn
- both hold professorship at University’s

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I most closely fit with psychoanalytic because me and Freud are both considered to be founders of the modern psychoanalytic movement, another one I would closely fit is Structuralism. Structuralism is a method of interpretation and analysis of aspects of human cognition, behavior, culture, and experience that focuses on relationships of contrast between elements in a conceptual system that reflect patterns underlying a superficial diversity. I would fit this because I traveled the world studying different cultures and races.

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Update just traveled to America to give a lecture in New York it’s so crowded here compared to the isolation I faced when I was younger

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Update At the library with Freud work on my new books to publish

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About me

I was the only son of a Protestant clergyman. I began reading philosophy extensively throughout my teen years. I then went against tradition and attended the university of Basel. Here I was exposed to numerous fields of study including biology, paleontology, religion, and archaeology, before I settled on medicine. After graduating from Basel I then went to Zurich to get my M.D. I adopted the term analytical psychology. One of my most important development was my concept of introverts and extroverts and the idea that people can be categorized as one of the two, depending on the extent to which the exhibit certain functions of consciousness. After this I went on to travel the globe. I published “Modern Man In Search Of A Soul” in 1933 and “The Undiscovered Self” in 1857. I also held professorship at the Feoleral Polytechinal in Zurich and the University of Basel. I am also known for my theories on the collective unconsciousness, including the concept of archetypes, and the use of synchronicity in psychotherapy.

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Carl Jung
Kusnacht, Switzerland
Born July 26, 1875 - Died June 6, 1961
Attended University of Basel
Worked on the staff at Burgholzli Asylum, traveled globed to study different cultures