Through the Prism from Zürich: The roles of Jung in the construction and dissemination of the Psychoanalysis

Abstract

The myopic vision still veiled by areas related to the Psychology, that think the Jung’s image as mere dissident from the psychoanalytical movement, eventually eclipses his importance and participation in the process of construction and dissemination of the Psychoanalysis as theory of the psyche and international movement. Starting from this point of view, is claimed in these writings the enhancement of the Carl Jung’s view about the Psychoanalysis genesis. The resumption of this perspective contributes to the field of the History of Psychoanalysis when it fends off the simplified and stereotyped narrative that, for some reason, insists to reinforce the end of the collaboration between Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung under terms as scission and brawl, letting of, therefore, to behold the common construction of them both.