Endofullerene Polarization and Dynamics in Electric Field: The Quasiclassic Approach

We have even considered what Jung borrowed from Sabina Spielrein's work (Aldridge, 2009). However, no comparisons between Margaret Fuller's and Carl Jung's contributions have been published.The purpose of this article is to compare and contrast the beliefs and written works of Fuller and Jung. We focus on similarities and differences between their ideologies, especially their references to dreams, literature, spirituality, and the feminine and masculine aspects of human development. Special consideration is also given to how closely their writings actually intersect. Specifically, we explore whether Jung was inspired by Fuller's writings or ideas? We begin by asking the question, "Who were Margaret Fuller and Carl Jung?" AbstractMargaret Fuller, the 19th-century feminist and Transcendentalist, has been compared with . The life and theories of Carl Jung, the 20th-century psychiatrist, have been compared with the works of Sigmund Freud, Alfred Adler, Jean Piaget, and Sabina Spielrein among others. However, no comparisons have been published concerning the beliefs and works of Fuller and Jung. The purpose of this research was to compare and contrast the beliefs and written works of Margaret Fuller and Carl Jung. Similarities and differences were reported among their ideologies. Similarities in their childhood and adult dreams, literary references, spiritual beliefs, and explorations of gender were described. Differences were reported, which included the focus of their writings and their ideas about who is to blame when things go wrong, and how to deal with the individual daemon in each person was also explored. Special consideration was given to how closely their writings intersect. Specifically, the authors questioned whether Jung was inspired by the ideas and writings of Fuller. To answer this question, five possibilities were identified.

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Parallels in the Beliefs and Works of Margaret Fuller and Carl Jung

Aldridge

Kilgo

Werner

et al. 2011

Sage Open

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Endofullerene Polarization and Dynamics in Electric Field: The Quasiclassic Approach

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