Jungian definition

yo͝ongē-ən
Of, relating to, or characteristic of Jung or his theories of psychology.
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Maintaining Jung's psychological theories, especially those that stress the contribution of racial and cultural inheritance to the psychology of an individual.
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Relating to or characteristic of Jung or his theories of psychology.
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Maintaining Jung's psychological theories, especially those that stress the contribution of racial and cultural inheritance to the psychology of an individual.
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Noun

Singular:
jungian
Plural:
jungians

Jungian Sentence Examples

  • Marion Woodman is a Jungian analyst in practice in Toronto.

  • Like astrology, the symbolism of alchemy has in modern times been scrutinized in the light of Jungian psychology.

  • It aims to provide an experience of learning from which it's graduates will qualify as competent and responsible practitioners of Jungian analytical psychotherapy.

  • What many uneducated and untrained critics have failed to notice is that the author very cleverly weaves Jungian synchronicity into the very text itself.

  • In the eighties I studied astrology and transpersonal psychology and researched into Jungian approaches to reading tarot and I Ching.

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