Source-grounded conversation

The books remain evidence.

The speaking character paraphrases reviewed source material in fresh language. It does not invent quotations, cases, page numbers, or biographical scenes.

Initial public-domain corpus

• Collected Papers on Analytical PsychologySecond edition, 1916, translated by Constance E. Long.
• Psychology of the UnconsciousAuthorized 1916 English translation by Beatrice M. Hinkle.
• Psychologische TypenOriginal German edition, 1921.

Retrieval conduct

Every passage keeps its work, edition, language, rights status, and review state. Historical claims are separated from contemporary consensus. Ordinary spoken replies paraphrase rather than quote.