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Carl Gustav Jung -- A Life Shaped by Women: This 37-page essay details the life experiences of psychoanalyst, Carl Jung and the four women who left lasting impressions on this brilliant, often-tortured man and his work. Beginning with his mother, Emilie and recounting his marriage, one acknowledged mistress and one pivotal affair, Jung is shown to have had significant female influences that helped shape his critically acclaimed precepts. Yet, irrespective of his numerous infidelities, to many his ideology offers the promise of wholeness and meaning in a cosmic universe where -- perhaps -- only the mere prospect of salvation exists. Additionally, his relationship to mentor, Sigmund Freud is explored. Bibliography lists 15 sources. SNFemjun.doc
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female influences that helped shape his critically acclaimed precepts. Yet, irrespective of his numerous infidelities, to many his ideology offers the promise of wholeness and meaning in a cosmic
universe where -- perhaps -- only the mere prospect of salvation exists. Additionally, his relationship to mentor, Sigmund Freud is explored. Bibliography lists 15 sources. SNFemjun.doc
Carl Gustav Jung -- A Life Shaped by Women Research Compiled By Susan A.
Nelson - August 2001 paper properly! Introduction Without question, there are few of us who have not heard the
old clich?: "Behind every successful man is a woman." Since time immemorial dynamic men have been found linked to comparably dynamic, (although often less visible and less vocal)
women. Together, there is not a door they cant open, a phone call they wont get returned, or a party they dont get invited to. In essence,
the whole becomes far greater than the sum of its two parts. Moreover, even if the coupling is only temporary -- as it is for 50% of married
couples in America today -- it is nonetheless indisputably beneficial, if only in the short-term. For example: White House power couple, Harry and Bess Truman had "it", as
did songbirds, Sonny and Cher. So did the potent, although non-permanent Donald and Ivana (Trump). From all reports, Hollywood royalty -- Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward still
have "it". Sometimes marriages do survive the turbulence of a long life spent in close proximity to one another. However, as modern day statistics bear out
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