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It highlights Jung’s shifting personality between tormented inner conflict and reflective self-observation. 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does Jung’s thinking differ from Freud’s regarding supernatural explanations?","Question",{"text":112,"@type":113},"Freud sought natural causes and only accepted the supernatural under compulsion, while Jung quickly embraced supernatural causalities and gave unusual events deep spiritual significance.","Answer",{"name":115,"@type":110,"acceptedAnswer":116},"What does the text say about Jung’s inner life and personality configurations?",{"text":117,"@type":113},"Jung’s personality is described as vacillating between a tormented self filled with grief and uncertainty and a dispassionate self that observes and analyzes inner contradictions.",{"name":119,"@type":110,"acceptedAnswer":120},"Does the review argue Jung’s psychology is purely pathological?",{"text":121,"@type":113},"The text allows for a psychotic element and life spent near schizophrenia, but also argues against reducing Jung solely to pathology, highlighting roots of new creativity and strength of 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any  \u003Cbr>other explanation than natural causes,  \u003Cbr>and would not permit the entertain-  \u003Cbr>ment of any causality beyond the nat-  \u003Cbr>ural,until all natural resources had  \u003Cbr>been exhausted.Jung,however,was not  \u003Cbr>constrained by any such scientific inhi-  \u003Cbr>bitions.His mind leaped at once to  \u003Cbr>supernatural causalities and read into  \u003Cbr>such unusual events a deep spiritual  \u003Cbr>significance.While Freud could not  \u003Cbr>accept the supernatural until it was  \u003Cbr>inexorably forced upon him,Jung was  \u003Cbr>eagerly grasping for it from the very  \u003Cbr>beginning.The divergence in mentality  \u003Cbr>led these two pioneers in radically dif-  \u003Cbr>ferent directions.Freud tried to found  \u003Cbr>a natural science of human psychology  \u003Cbr>and became in the end a radical mate-  \u003Cbr>rialist and a scientific atheist.Jung  \u003Cbr>turned to the study of the occult,the  \u003Cbr>mysterious,the spiritual and the re-  \u003Cbr>ligious.He saw spiritual and religious  \u003Cbr>significance in nearly all that he  \u003Cbr>touched.  \u003Cbr>Brome's biography presents us with a  \u003Cbr>striking portrait of this complex and  \u003Cbr>mysterious man.He presents the Jung  \u003Cbr>of many facets,of many selves.Jung  \u003Cbr>himself used to refer to personalities in  \u003Cbr>himself:the one tormented and torn,  \u003Cbr>full of grief,rage,doubt and uncer-  \u003Cbr>tainty;the other,a dispassionate,self-  \u003Cbr>contained self that would look upon  \u003Cbr>and observe the contradictory currents  \u003Cbr>within him and analyze them with re-   | flective calm.Jung's personality vacil-  \u003Cbr>lated between and functioned in terms  \u003Cbr>of these configurations,and others be-  \u003Cbr>sides.His inner life,such as we can  \u003Cbr>grasp it,seems to have been tormented  \u003Cbr>and anguished.The doubts were severe  \u003Cbr>and the conflicts deep.Brome presents  \u003Cbr>in a vivid light his early religious strug-  \u003Cbr>gles,the emotional torments of his  \u003Cbr>adolescence and his growing years and  \u003Cbr>even the period of mental breakdown  \u003Cbr>which incapacitated him for a number  \u003Cbr>of years.  \u003Cbr>A case can be made for a'consider-  \u003Cbr>able psychotic element in the personal-  \u003Cbr>ity organization of Carl Jung.For most  \u003Cbr>of his life he lived on the border of  \u003Cbr>schizophrenia,and seems at times to  \u003Cbr>have put a foot or two across the border.  \u003Cbr>Brome spares us none of.this more  \u003Cbr>pathological side of Jung's nature.At  \u003Cbr>the same time he spares us the encum-  \u003Cbr>brance of reducing all of Jung's psy-  \u003Cbr>chology to the pathological,and offers  \u003Cbr>us the opportunity to trace the roots of a  \u003Cbr>new creativity and a new strength of  \u003Cbr>character out of these trials of the soul.  \u003Cbr>If Jung was in many ways pathological  \u003Cbr>—and there is good reason to regard his  \u003Cbr>more infantile characteristics,his tem-  \u003Cbr>pestuous temper,his infantile demand-  \u003Cbr>ingness,his often rampant narcissism,  \u003Cbr>his occasional grandiosity,and his  \u003Cbr>frightened,tormented and anxious self  \u003Cbr>as pathological—there is also reason to  \u003Cbr>see in him considerable strength and   |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Reviewed byW.W.MEISSNER,M.D.,  \u003Cbr>a Jesuit priest who is a member of the  \u003Cbr>psychiatry department of Harvard  \u003Cbr>Medical School and also of the Boston  \u003Cbr>Psychoanalytic Institute.   |  |  |\n| CARL GUSTAV JUNG remains one of  \u003Cbr>the strikingly enigmatic figures in the  \u003Cbr>history of psychoanalysis.He was a  \u003Cbr>complex,tempestuous,provocative,  \u003Cbr>and at times brilliant figure in the early  \u003Cbr>constellation of psychoanalytic pio-  \u003Cbr>neers.Much ink has been spilled over  \u003Cbr>the affiliation and later disaffiliation  \u003Cbr>with Freud.The details of the story can  \u003Cbr>be found in the recently published and  \u003Cbr>translated Freud-Jung correspondence  \u003Cbr>(McGuire,W.(ed.),The Freud/Jung  \u003Cbr>Letters.Princeton:Princeton Univer-  \u003Cbr>sity Press,1974).  \u003Cbr>The difference between these two  \u003Cbr>great psychoanalytic figureheads can be  \u003Cbr>encapsulated in the para","cbCaitRftvMHwgV7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitRftvMHwgV7","pdf",4092750,"English","# Jung and the split from Freud\n## Natural science vs supernatural causality\n## Jung’s personalities and inner life\n# Biographical themes and psychological interpretation\n## Religious struggles and breakdown\n## Pathology vs creativity and strength","[{\"question\":\"How does Jung’s thinking differ from Freud’s regarding supernatural explanations?\",\"answer\":\"Freud sought natural causes and only accepted the supernatural under compulsion, while Jung quickly embraced supernatural causalities and gave unusual events deep spiritual 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