Jung based on Aristotle

Aristotle,. De Anima

III VI

For the thinking soul images [φαντασια - phantasia] take the place of direct perceptions; and when it asserts or denies that they are good or bad it avoids or pursues them.  Hence, the soul never thinks without a mental image.


III VIII

When the mind is actively aware it is necessarily aware of it along with an image; for images are sensuous contents except that they contain no matter.

Aristotle, On the Soul, Harvard U. Press, Cambridge, 1957.

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