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I've heard that he's not exactly that popular anymore, but I was wondering if someone could tell me something more specific about how the psychology and/or psychiatry community deals with Jung these days. I use Jungian theory in my MA thesis and it would be nice to have some overview of how he's been received throughout the century.
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It is easier to criticize than create. Jung's ideas and work were pioneering. That others have found a "better route" should not in any way diminish his accomplishment of blazing the first trails.
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In my psyc undergrad, he was hardly ever talked about, taking a backseat to Freud because of their conflict towards the end, perhaps. Only in the history of psyc were his ideas more fully explored, but as a half year course, there wasn't much time for indepth explanations.
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