Talk:The Collected Works of C. G. Jung
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[edit] about merging articles on individual works into this one
it depends if this is a full article on a particular work, I guess it would include the stage of his life at the time of writing, the social and medical context (when he wrote it, the development of his thought at the time and the work's place in that) and summary, his own influences, critique maybe even? and influence, then yep, let's make it a full article. But if it's gonna be a brief record, then maybe it's better in the Collected works of CGJ. And, if the Collected Works is a compilation, then a significant work would merit a separate article. Julia Rossi 05:11, 29 January 2007 (UTC)
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I think that the article on psychological types should be left as a separate item from the Collected Works of Jung, because many people is interested in his particular taxonomy of personality types. I also think that this article should be expanded, giving examples on how to use this taxonomy.
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another opinion I think its best that we leave the individual book pages open, in time each one can be expanded to provide valuable information, perhaps quotes sections, chapter by chapter summaries, concordances and so on.
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I'm for leaving the existing articles as is. Certainly Psychological Types, as mentioned above, is a major work that merits a fully developed article. Bertport 10:16, 4 April 2007 (UTC)
