Jung's term for the universe in Jiang's comparative mapping; the transcript renders it as 'Eclectic Unconscious.'
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collective unconscious
Jung's term for the universe in Jiang's comparative mapping; the transcript renders it as 'Eclectic Unconscious.'
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A universal underlying consciousness, linked to Jung and equated by Jiang with God for the purposes of this hypothesis.
Jung's store of society's memories and experiences, embedded in social life and expressed through food, speech, films, and books.
Jung's store of society's memories and experiences, embedded in food, speech, movies, books, and social life.
Jiang treats Hegel's Geist, Jung's collective unconscious, Plato's forms and ideals, and Christian heaven as different names for the same universe.
He equates God with an underlying consciousness of the universe, using Hegel's Geist and Jung's collective unconscious as analogies for a force that can be communicated with through faith.
Jiang speculates that Orthodox mystics' connection to the collective unconscious could explain Putin's ability to influence battlefield outcomes and manipulate Americans into self-defeating policies.
Jung makes Freud's unconscious more socially usable by systematizing personal and collective unconscious, persona, shadow, anima/animus, and self-discovery guided by psychotherapy.
Jung systematizes Freud by distinguishing ego, personal unconscious, collective unconscious, animus/anima, persona, shadow, and self.
Timestamped Evidence
"...Okay? All right? Carl Jung, the word he uses is Eclectic Unconscious. Eclectic Unconscious. Plato will use the realm of the forms and ideals...."
"...universe. Hegel calls this the Geist. Carl Jung calls this the Collective Unconscious. Because we have thoughts, right? Well, the question then is, where..."
"...denies the existence of God. It denies the existence of this Collective Unconscious because of its embrace of materialism. And as a result, it's..."
"Freud and he wanted to improve on Freud's theory of the unconscious and over time or Carl Jung will do is he was systemized..."
"words we are made up of two opposing forces the male and the female there's a duality to us um so when when we..."
"yourself you must discover who you are and that will take a lifetime of um self -exploration got it by a psychotherapist all right..."
"...personal, as well as the collective. Sorry, it's not subconscious, it's unconscious, okay? Unconscious. So the personal and conscious are just our memories, our..."
"...right, so everyone sort of knew that Freud's theory of the unconscious, is problematic, and he had a very famous student, his best student,..."
"There's a duality to us. So, when we meet people, the ego projects a persona, okay? The persona is just basically our best self..."
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