This man made a case study of a young girl who dreamed that the world was swallowed by a sea-serpent but saved by a Christlike figure. In that book, this man wrote of such examples of a title concept as the round flat stone, the red-eyed devil, and the divine quaternity. This author of "Memories, Dreams, and Reflections," "Interpretation of Nature and Psyche," (*) "Synchronicity and Christhood," and "Psychology of Religion" used the afore- described work, Man and His Symbols, to outline his theory of archetypes, animus 
This man made a case study of a young girl who dreamed that the world was swallowed by a sea-serpent but saved by a Christlike figure. In that book, this man wrote of such examples of a title concept as the round flat stone, the red-eyed devil, and the divine quaternity. This author of "Memories, Dreams, and Reflections," "Interpretation of Nature and Psyche," (*) "Synchronicity and Christhood," and "Psychology of Religion" used the afore- described work, Man and His Symbols, to outline his theory of archetypes, animus and anima, and the collective unconscious. For 10 points, name this author of Psychological Types, a Swiss associate of Freud.
This man made a case study of a young girl who dreamed that the world was swallowed by a sea-serpent but saved by a Christlike figure.
Carl {Jung}