The History of Psychology: Freud, Jung, & Psychoanalysis

Overview

Darwin's theories of evolution and adaptation open new vistas in the role of human consciousness as psychology embraces the scientific work of Hemholtz, Wundt, James and Munsterberg, setting the stage for the work of Freud, Jung and Adler. The program explores such topics as perception, personality, and the unconscious; the libido, ego, id, and superego; dreams, hysteria, and paranoia; self-analysis and analytical psychology; Oedipus Redivivus; the collective unconscious; psychological types; neurosis; psychosis and shadow; anima, animus, art and spirituality; and psychopathology and treatment. —Stanford Libraries