ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THEORISTS CARL JUNG

Annotated Bibliography of resources on the myth-related theories of one of the following theorists Carl Jung

Annotated Bibliography theorists Carl Jung

Rowland (2005) Jung as a Writer: London & New York

Rowland (2005) The author's research regarding Carl Gustav Jung's writings on myth are of pivotal importance for understanding his psychological theory and its many cultural descriptions, and his particular theory of myth has been influential in a variety of fields, including literary studies. This also includes analysis of the mythopoeic dimension of Jung's own writing, in which he has thoroughly explained his perception about how the human thinks consciously and subconsciously. Also he has mentioned about how dreams are interrelated with the subconscious human mind (h2g2, 2001).

Therefore the most significant part in Jung's views are not the representation of his ideas but are form of sentence structuring and qualitative arguments. The researcher further tells us that jung used writing on synchronicity which aimed towards individualistic science by adding a 'feminine' Eros to its Logos biases, the famous Trickster essay in which he provides modernity by frameworks to make visible material. In these works Jung tries to rejuvenate the modern world by re-connecting traditional symbolic systems with the psyche through myth as a language of psychic relating which further elaborates the issues.

h2g2 (2001). Jung's model of the psyche-part one

According the researches in this model of psyche- part by Jung is the elaborated explanation of his observed the people around him and came up with the explanation that use of '4 functions' such as sensation, thinking, feeling, and intuition. Therefore, according to Jung sensation explains about tangible and intangible things. It further divides things into rational and non rational things. According to his own perception he categorized the thinking and feeling functions as rational functions and sensation and intuition as non-rational functions and further believed that either one of these should be dominant in an individual's personality so that it is easier to differentiate between two people. However, he also noted that people will have one dominant attitude type, with one rational function and one non-rational function also operating (Friesen, 2005).

The author says that Jung associated personalities as non-rational and rational functions of an individual. He further supports his argument and says that Jung could not differentiate between rational and non rational things (Friesen, 2005).

Friesen (2005) Studies relating to C. J. Jung

According to the author, Jung's explanation of evil was associated with the existence of God. He believed that God existed he was in a superficial form which meant he was subhuman with powers which would manipulate mankind. This issue of how Jung viewed evil, especially in his book Answer to Job, he explained his view about God and his abilities. Jung has been interpreted as saying that God requires to create conscious in his people. According to the author the dynamism within God's trinity is distinct from the dynamism within our own selfhood and creation. He also said that God's superiority has no comparison ...