Jung

Carl Jung's boldest ideas, the shadow, alchemy and synchronicity, read against what he wrote and what the evidence supports.

• What Jung Actually Meant by the Shadow Jung's shadow was a moral problem, not a journaling prompt, and it held more than darkness.
• Why Carl Jung Spent Thirty Years Studying Alchemy A Chinese manuscript in 1928 sent Jung into the alchemists' books. Historians now say he misread them.
• Synchronicity: Jung, Pauli and the Meaning of Coincidence A beetle at a window, a Nobel physicist, and an idea that statisticians have never accepted.