Carl Jung: An Exploration with Unconsciousness
             It is quite interesting to scientifically, especially psychologically, define people's characteristics, which are usually concoctions of intrinsic influences and extrinsic ones, such as self-reliance, personal own experiences, and adolescent memories. Since 1800s, from the publishing of Darwin's "the Origin of Species? the efforts to unravel the mysteries of human beings have been continuously put by lots of eminent scientists such as La Marck 'the advocator of Lamarckismand Watson and Crock 'the founders of DNA structures -. Psychology was not an exception: with a variety of experiments and surveys, many of psychologists have dealt with problems such as memories and personalities that would help people understand little bit more about human behaviors, and furthermore, the mechanism of mental process. As results of these efforts, in science including psychology, there have been a great number of accomplishments that today's people consider as "so reasonable and incredible that they cannot imagine the lives without them? Here is one amazing and interesting psychologist whose name is Carl Jung: he is an advocator of "analytic psychology?and "archetype'that both deals with the personalities of people. His theory is still influential over others 'since it is a first one to link the concept of ancestors to the unconscious thinkingand his is also controversial 'since it tries to explain every aspect of personality based upon different levels of unconsciousness: he is still powerful.
             Carl Jung was born on July 26, 1875 in Kesswill, city of Switzerland, as son of a Paul Jung, a Protestant clergyman and Emilie Preiswerk Jung. He started learning Latin language from the ancient literature books when he was six years old, and it was first time for him to experience the beauty of language, which would motivate him to be absorbed in working on it later and giv...