Article: Carl Gustav Jung 1916

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Carl Gustav Jung 1916

"There are indeed people who lack a developed persona--"Canadians who know not Europe's sham politeness"--blundering from one social solecism to the next, perfectly harmless and innocent, soulful bores or appealing children, or, if they are women, spectral Cassandras dreaded for their tactlessness, eternally misunderstood, never knowing what they are about, always taking forgiveness for granted, blind to the world, hopeless dreamers. From them we can see how a neglected persona works, and what one must do to remedy the evil."

An unexpected but explicit reference to the character or the personality of Canadians occurs in the ...

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