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THE RED BOOK-COLLECTIVE UNCONSCIOUS - ARCHETYPES | Psychology | CARL JUNG

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In this video we're explaining "Collection Unconscious" theory which was the Carl Jung's concept. You'll listen about interesting events and facts of Jung's life in this video. Carl Jung was a very curious personality. He was a great thinker of his time along with Sigmund Freud. Both worked together for some time, But differences made a way of separation. We wish You'll get the knowledge from the effort We make in this video. If You're reading this "wishing You a good future."

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⏰Timestamps⏰
00:00 - The Red book
01:49 - Carl Jung and Sigmund Freud
02:20 - Twist in Partnership
03:28 - Different paths
03:43- Collective unconscious
04:30 - Origin of Collective unconscious
05:05 - How It works
05:30 - Archetypes in short
07:09 - Modern and Ancient connection
07:40 - Experiment
08:45 - Criticism by public
09:44 - Barbara Hannan
10:10 - End

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