After the Death of Julius Caesar, Proscriptions

question 21

Multiple Choice

After the death of Julius Caesar, proscriptions

• A)urged citizens to be calm.
• B)declared certain Roman citizens to be outlaws.
• C)called patriotic Romans to the armies of Mark Antony, Lepidus, and Octavian.
• D)were posted and publicly read to explain why a dictator had to be eliminated.
• E)gave immunity to Caesar's assassins.

Understand the different conceptions of libido between Jung and Freud and the broader perspective offered by Jung.

Comprehend the structure of the psyche according to Jung, including the ego, personal unconscious, and the collective unconscious.

Identify and explain Jung's principles of psychic energy: principle of opposites, principle of equivalence, and principle of entropy.

Recognize how Jung's childhood experiences influenced his later theories and the development of analytical psychology.

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