Carl Gustav Jung | |
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Lahir | Karl Gustav Jung 26 Juli 1875 Kesswil, Thurgau, Swiss |
Meninggal | 6 Juni 1961 Küsnacht, Zürich, Swiss | (umur 85)
Almamater | Universitas Basel |
Dikenal atas | Pencetus psikologi analitis |
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Anak | 5 |
Penghargaan | Gelar doktor kehormatan dari Anggota Kehormatan Royal Society of Medicine |
Karier ilmiah | |
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Institusi | Burghölzli, (Perwira di Angkatan Bersenjata Swiss saat berlangsungnya Perang Dunia I) |
Pembimbing doktoral | Eugen Bleuler |
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Carl Gustav Jung (Swiss: karl gʊstaf jʊŋ, Carl Gustav Jung 26 Juli 1875 – 6 Juni 1961) adalah seorang psikolog yang berasal dari Swiss, ia yang merintis dan mengembangkan konsep psikologi analitik atau psikoanalisis.[21]
Pendekatan Jung terhadap psikologi yang khas dan membawa pengaruh yang luas di bidang tersebut terjadi karena konstruksi konsep pemahamannya tentang "psikhe" atau kepribadian melalui eksplorasi ke dalam konteks mimpi, seni, mitologi, agama serta filsafat.[22] Bagi Jung, kepribadian merupakan kombinasi yang mencakup perasaan dan tingkah laku manusia, baik di dalam keadaan sadar maupun tidak sadar sehingga kepribadian seseorang dibentuk oleh banyak aspek. Meskipun ia terkenal sebagai seorang psikolog teoretis dan praktis dalam sebagian besar masa hidupnya, ia juga turut berkarya dalam bidang filsafat Timur dan filsafat Barat, alkimia, astrologi, sosiologi, juga sastra dan seni. Jung juga menekankan pentingnya keseimbangan dan harmoni.[23] Eksplorasinya ke dalam bidang-bidang tersebut semakin menguatkan pemahamannya bahwa manusia modern yang terlalu banyak mengandalkan sains dan logika perlu terintegrasi dan apresiatif terhadap dunia bawah sadar karena mereka tidak butuh pengembangan logika tetapi juga spiritualitas.[24]
Here are my answers to your questions about Goethe: My mother drew my attention to Faust when I was about 15 years old... Goethe was important to me because of Faust... In my circle, Faust is an object of lively interest. I once knew a wholesaler who always carried a pocket edition of Faust around with him.
Old Heraclitus, who was indeed a very great sage, discovered the most marvellous of all psychological laws: the regulative function of opposites. He called it enantiodromia, a running contrariwise, by which he meant that sooner or later everything runs into its opposite.
The service rendered by Schiller from our psychological point of view, as will become clear in the course of our exposition, is by no means inconsiderable, for he offers us carefully worked out lines of approach whose value we, psychologists, are only just beginning to appreciate.
In 1916 I underwent an analysis with a doctor friend of mine who was in part a pupil of Jung's. At that time I became acquainted with Jung's early work, the Wandlungen der Libido, which made an impression on me. I also read later books by Jung
The following attempt to outline the archetypal stages in the development of consciousness is based on modern depth psychology. It is an application of the analytical psychology of C. G. Jung, even where we endeavor to amplify this psychology, and even though we may speculatively overstep its boundaries.
I read something by Carl Jung, at about this time, that helped me understand what I was experiencing. It was Jung who formulated the concept of persona: the mask that "feigned individuality." Adoption of such a mask, according to Jung, allowed each of us- and those around us – to believe that we were authentic. Jung said...