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 But only confrontation can help the ego to come to grips with the complex and lead to its resolution."
+p18 "One of the most frequent causes of complexes is indeed the so-called "moral conflict," i.e., apparent inability to affirm the whole of mans nature.
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+=== The difference between the conceptions of Jung and Freud ===
+=== The two kinds of complexes ===
+p22 "<fc green>[1]</fc> Many complexes are split off from consciousness because the latter preferred to get rid of them by repression.\\
+<fc green>[2]</fc> But there are //others that have never been in consciousness before//,<fc red><sup>31</sup></fc> and therefore could never have been arbitrarily repressed. They grow out of the unconscious and invade the conscious mind with their weird and unassailable convictions and impulses."<fc red><sup>32</sup></fc>"
+p25 "If a "nodal point" is enriched only by mythological or universal human material, we may speak of a complex originating in the realm of the collective unconscious; but if individually acquired material is //superimposed// on it, i.e., if it appears in the cloak of a personally conditioned conflict, then we may speak of a complex originating in the domain of the personal unconscious.\\
+Summing up, we may say that complexes have:\\
+//two kinds of **roots**//
+  - they are based on infantile or
+  - actual events or conflicts
+//two kinds of **nature**// <fc green>(xRef p22)</fc>
+  - "morbid" or
+  - "healthy"
+//two modes of **expression** according to the circumstance//
+  - negative or
+  - positive
+=== Complexes belong to the basic structure of the psyche ===
+=== Neurosis and Psychosis ===
+p30 <fc green>Quoting Jung again:</fc>\\
+~~SEARCHPATTERN#'/(.*§4 \s*([^\n\r]+).*)/i'?? +aker:collected_works:cw9i _sprender $quote ??~~
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+==== Chapter 2 ====