David Alfonzo

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Intense anxiety surrounds the question of whether Jung did or did not have an adequate conception of transference. Sometimes, he can be understood as dismissing its importance: transference is a ‘hindrance’ and ‘you cure in spite of transference and not because of it’ (CW 18: 678–679).
The Handbook of Jungian Psychology: Theory, Practice and Applications
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