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Carl Jung held this view too. And he knew his teacher Freud disagreed. For instance a Carl Jung thought a humans fear of spiders in innate, and not learnt. The
by diroussel 2y ago
Carl Jung held this view too. And he knew his teacher Freud disagreed. For instance a Carl Jung thought a humans fear of spiders in innate, and not learnt.
The same as how a bird can be scared on snakes. Interestingly native birds in Australia aren’t scared of humans.
- csomar 2y ago> For instance a Carl Jung thought a humans fear of spiders in innate, and not learnt. I don't have fear of spiders (was surprised by how many people do fear spiders). When I was young, I "hosted" a bunch of them under my table. Thinking of it, I think most people have their fears transmitted through their mothers. My mom certainly didn't fear spiders but she hated their "dirty" webs. For example I do have a strong reaction to cockroaches till this day; a harmless insect that my mother fear. I can't even look at the beast. My cousin do not and conversely do fear spiders.