This author of Psychological Types differentiated between "introversion" and "extraversion" and created the idea of the collective unconscious.
This writer described eleven "pairs of opposites" of the Pleroma in one book. In another work, this thinker envisioned a black serpent, Philemon, and Salome visiting him while he employed "active imagination." This author of Seven Sermons to the Dead and the Red Book introduced the idea that two events can be meaningful and non-causal, which he termed (*) synchronicity. This author of Psychological Types differentiated between "introversion" and "extraversion" and created the idea of the collective unconscious. For ten points, name this Swiss founder of analytic psychology who once studied under Sigmund Freud.
This writer described eleven "pairs of opposites" of the Pleroma in one book.
Carl Jung