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Carl Gustav Jung on Reflection of Phaleristics and Philately

Research Article | DOI: https://doi.org/10.31579/2639-4162/193

Carl Gustav Jung on Reflection of Phaleristics and Philately

  • Bugaevsky KA

Department of Medical and Biological Foundations of Sports and Physical Rehabilitation, The Petro Mohyla Black Sea State University, Nikolaev, Ukraine.

*Corresponding Author: Konstantin Anatolyevich Bugaevsky, Assistant Professor, The Petro Mohyla Black Sea State University, Nikolaev, Ukraine.

Citation: Bugaevsky KA, (2024), Carl Gustav Jung on Reflection of Phaleristics and Philately, J. General Medicine and Clinical Practice, 7(11); DOI:10.31579/2639-4162/193

Copyright: : © 2024, Bugaevsky KA. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.

Received: 17 June 2024 | Accepted: 28 June 2024 | Published: 03 July 2024

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Abstract

Annotation

This research article, by its author, presents the results of his research devoted to the study of the issue of representation of the reflection of personality and scientific activity of such a famous psychological scientist as Carl Gustav Jung in such popular means of collecting as phaleristics and philately, at 154 screenshot copies of thematic badges, postage stamps, bloks, envelopes and commemorative medals.

Aim of study 

The purpose of this research, author's article is to present the results of the research carried out by the author on the degree and volume of representation of the memory of the famous world-famous psychologist Carl Gustav Jung, his scientific works and research, in such a popular means of collecting as phaleristics, on thematic and commemorative badges, and philately – on thematic postage stamps and envelopes.

Hypothesis of the study

In preparation for this study, its author had a working hypothesis, the essence of which was that there is a fairly large number of collection materials, in particular philatelic, phaleristic and numismatic, thematically dedicated to the world-famous psychologist Carl Gustav Jung. When analyzing the theoretical and selected screenshot copies and illustrative materials obtained as a result of the study, it was objectively recorded that the working hypothesis of the study was completely confirmed. 

Introduction

The study of the history of medicine, its disciplines, and related sciences, such as psychology in particular, using non-standard, innovative approaches is relevant and in demand. The means of modern auxiliary disciplines and means of collecting, such as phal eristics, provide, in full, a rich selection of various philatelic means that can purposefully and informatively talk about psychology and all its directions, psychologists, in various psychological activities, about methods diagnostics and assistance used in modern psychology. In addition to information support, the article presents extensive illustrative material in the form of thematic icons talking about the history and development of psychology, at its historical and modern stages. The research materials presented in the article can be used by both teachers and students studying the history of medicine and psychology as an additional source of information that expands knowledge in the area being studied. Modern floristics, as an auxiliary, applied science, has long gone beyond the category of an interesting hobby of the masses of people, a specific hobby, and began to be actively introduced into modern science, as a source of obtaining cognitive, non-standard information in many areas of study, in various research areas of human cognition [1-10].

Today, there is practically no branch of science left that would not be reflected in the variety of phal eristic means. This, in particular, applies to psychological science, in all its diversity. Using phal eristics, you can easily talk about the history of psychology, about outstanding psychologists, about the range of psychological problems in adults and children, about correction methods in psychology and much more. This article is an attempt to convey to the interested reader additional information about psychology, and about one of the founders of modern world psychology as a science - Carl Gustav Jung ((1875-1901), through the means of phaleristics and, in particular, thematic commemorative badges, as its thematic direction.

Material and methods

When writing this research article, its author used research methods such as literary critical analysis, available sources of information on the issue under study, both domestic and foreign, Internet pages and sites, both on psychology and its history, and on phaleristics and philately. The selected illustrative materials were systematized and divided into categories, with their subsequent transformation into screenshot copies, with a strict, mandatory indication of where they were borrowed on the Internet, in order to preserve the copyrights of their copyright holders.

Results and discussion

At the beginning of this article, in Figure 1, a large thematic selection is presented - 66 screenshots dedicated to one of the most famous psychologists in the world - Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1901), the founder of analytical psychology, he also dealt with the problems of position and self-awareness person in society [1]. A selection of thematic badges, presented in the form of his portraits, on the front/obverse, thematic, commemorative badges, presented in both color and black and white [1, 2, 6-8, 10]. 

                                                                                     Figure 1. Portraits of Carl Gustav Jung in a selection of thematic badge

In Figure 2, a small selection of phaleristic materials is presented, in the form of 39 screenshot copies of thematic badges, bearing on their front part/obverse, quotes from the scientist, both with and without his portrait, independently [1, 2, 6-8, 10].

Figure 2. Carl Gustav Jung quotes from the scientist, both with and without his portrait, independently in a selection of thematic badges

Carl Gustav Jung, like his great colleague, Sigmund Freud, was a heavy smoker but, unlike Freud, he smoked a pipe, not cigars, like Sigmund Freud. Most of the world-famous psychologists also smoked a lot. In many of his portraits and photographs, Carl Gustav Jung was depicted smoking, with his pipe in his hand. Figure 4 shows an original selection of 15 thematic screenshots of badges depicting Carl Gustav Jung with his pipe in his hands [1, 2, 6-8, 10]. 

                                                                     Figure 3. A selection of themed badges, depicting Carl Gustav Jung holding his pipe

Figure 4 shows a small faleristic selection of 11 thematic badges, on the front of which there is a schematic representation of the ideas and theories of Carl Gustav Jung in the field of psychology [1, 2, 6-8, 10].

                                                                        Figure 4. Psychological views and theories of C.G. Jung in a selection of thematic badges

The following thematic, philatelic selection, in Figure 5, dedicated to philately, presents postage stamps from the states of Grenada, Ukraine,  Monaco and Switzerland, 1 postal envelope, as well as 4 postal blocks - Spain and Ukraine, and 6 postcards dedicated to C.G. Jung [3-5, 9].

                                                                                               Figure 5. Philatelic materials dedicated to Carl Gustav Jung

Figure 6 shows the obverse and reverse of the commemorative medal dedicated to Carl Gustav Jung [1].

                                                                                          Figure 6. Numismatic materials dedicated to Carl Gustav Jung

This concludes the first of a series of original articles about the reflection of psychology, and its famous scientists, in the means of phaleristics, numismatics and philately, on thematic icons. A number of new articles are being prepared for release about famous psychologists, about thematic icons, in particular about Lev Vygotsky, Alfred Adler and other famous world psychologists, which will be published by the author in the near future.

Conclusions

1.The author of this research article managed, in a fairly complete manner, to display the stated purpose of the article, presenting to the reader very interesting, exclusive material regarding the reflection of psychology and its famous scientists as a science, in phaleristics, philately and numismatics, on thematic icons, postage stamps, blocks, envelopes and, in numismatics, on a commemorative medal. 

2. The use, as illustrative material for this article, of a large number of screenshot copies of thematic icons, philatelic and numismatic materials, significantly decorated and enriched the materials of this research article. 

3. Modern means of collecting and, in particular, faleristics, are quite capable of reflecting any medical, biological, and any other topic in their thematic research collections.

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