FTP, identify this psychologist noted for his concepts of archetypes and collective unconsciousness.
This man had a  vision of a "monstrous flood" devastating Europe shortly before the outbreak of World War One and he wrote about a "God who knew no moderation in his emotion" in his Answer to Job. He discussed a term that defines two supposedly unrelated events that are still linked in some way. Along with synchronicity, he developed ideas between those who enjoyed internal and external activities in his theory on introversion and extroversion. He used the term syzygy to describe the male and female aspects known as the animus and anima, as well as a concept that he defined as the "reservoir of the experiences of our species". FTP, identify this psychologist noted for his concepts of archetypes and collective unconsciousness.
This man had a  vision of a "monstrous flood" devastating Europe shortly before the outbreak of World War One and he wrote about a "God who knew no moderation in his emotion" in his Answer to Job.
Carl Gustav {Jung}