Ética e Progresso Analítico

Authors

  • Ana Lia B. Aufranc

Keywords:

ethics, Jungian psychotherapy, individuation

Abstract

Some basic considerations are offered in this article regarding Jung’s perspective on health and illness in order to reach a better understanding of the process of analysis. They focus on the question of Ethics in the Individuation Process, where there are ethical consequences that may or may not be in accordance with the morality of the given culture. Of necessity, these considerations involve the ethics of both the analyst and the analysed.

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No. 9 (2002): Ética Ontem e Hoje II

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