The Psychological meaning of the UFO phenomena: Building on the work of C. G. Jung
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Summary
In this essay we will build upon the foundations laid down by the famous psychologist, Carl Gustav Jung concerning the value and relevance of the UFO phenomena. In part 1 we will outline Jung’s basic view. Then in part 2 we will build on the theory arguing that the psychological meaning of the UFO phenomenon is the integration and unification of the individual and collective psyche. The UFO phenomena compensates for psychic splitting and dissociation. That is consistent with Jung but we build on Jung’s work by emphasizing the individual’s moral responsibility (not only regarding his or her own psychic integration) but also concerning the collective. After all, the UFO phenomena is a collective reality.
Table of Contents
- Introduction.
- Part 1.
- Professor Robert Segal - author of Jung on Mythology.
- Jung's work on the psychology of UFO?s.
- Number of sightings worldwide.
- Part 2.
- Robert Segal's argument that we have to think universally and discover patterns.
- The individual who is not a great painter or musician.
- Impact of the UFO phenomena on us.
- The psychology of the UFO phenomena.
- Conclusion.
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