Psychoanalysis and Psychiatry

Editor's recommendation The representative work of Jung, the founder of analytical psychology, and fully recommended by psychology masters such as Schultz and Murphy. An unprecedented classic, a cross-border connection between psychology, philosophy and religion. Gain courage from the thought of life and death, from dreams and illusions, from faith or disbelief. If I were Moses, you (Jung) were Joshua, about to have the promised land of psychiatry, which I could only watch from afar. ——Austrian psychologist Freud Jung's ideas were thought-provoking and novel, and he offered a conception of human optimism that many saw as a welcome change from Freud. ——American psychology professor Schultz Freud bravely fought against a vast but bleak force other than the universe against which humanity could only offer partial and limited defenses; Jung was a guide to an extremely challenging world with which, in his view, humanity was truly in tune. ——American social psychologist Murphy Introduction This book collects 11 articles by Jung, using a relatively balanced pen and ink, and from a relatively balanced perspective, to better discuss the themes of psychology and Eastern and Western religions. The content of this book also covers the scope of philosophy, creating a new realm of psychological research. To this day, the unique exposition of Eastern and Western philosophy and religion in this book is still of great significance. This book is a must-read for studying Jungian thought, and has great reference value for psychology enthusiasts and readers interested in Eastern and Western religions and cultures. [About the author] Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961), Swiss psychologist and founder of analytical psychology. He has served as President of the International Psychoanalytical Society and President of the International Psychotherapy Association. He proposed the concept of "complex", divided personality into two types: introversion and extroversion, and advocated dividing personality into three levels: consciousness, personal unconsciousness and collective unconsciousness. Jung's writings are extremely rich, mainly focusing on psychoanalysis, but also involving literature, history, theology, religion and many other aspects. His representative works include "The Red Book", "The Autobiography of Jung", "Analytical Psychology", etc. Kang Lei is a teacher at Guangdong University of Foreign Studies and holds a PhD in comparative cultural studies. She is engaged in research on moral psychology and organizational behavior and has published more than ten papers in domestic and foreign academic journals.