Um estudo entre as teorias de Sigmund Freud e Carl Gustav Jung, a partir da obra A Interpretação dos Sonhos

Abstract

The purpose of this dissertation is to present the study between the theories of Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) and Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961) from the study The Interpretation of Dreams (1900), a significant approximation in Jung's initial experimental research. The research brings as relevance a depth of understanding of the psyche from the reality of the unconscious. The effects of Freudian theory can be seen since Jung's first work in the article of his doctoral thesis entitled On the psychology and pathology of so-called occult phenomena (1902) and especially in the work On the psychology of early dementia (1904- 1910) in the article “Psychogenesis of mental illnesses in linking the Fragment” of a case of Freud's hysteria to his study Psychoanalysis and Association Experiments published in 1906. The choice of this path is justified by the need to analyze the relationships of Freud's work, The Interpretation of Dreams which gains strength in reading and applying Jung's research in reference to the checks of his psychiatric studies and the application of the word association test in the interest of wandering the attention of patients with early dementia, since the psychic factor with the greatest influence on the mechanism in the test is attention, thus revealing the origin of the pathogenic complex. The approximation of his theories presents the dynamics of the psyche and particularly the unconscious. Jung proves through the inducing word that an emotional content is reached, demonstrating experimentally the existence of the unconscious psyche as everything that Freud had been demonstrating regarding the way the psychic apparatus works.