The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
G.V.R. Sorge, Dreams and the East, Concluding Reflections 13. Concluding Reflections The Berlin Seminar may be seen as a contribution to the ongoing epistemological debate over hermeneutic values in any discourse having to do with the psyche. That is, it specifically supports a psychology (ψυχή λόγος, a discussion about the psyche or soul) embedded in … Read more
James Hillman – The Seduction of Black The principal of the art is the raven. – C. G. Jung The Color of Non-Color Black and White – these two non-colors to the Newtonian eye of science are, to the eye of culture, the first of all colors – the truly primary colors. Two University of … Read more
Ann Ulanov, Spirit in Jung Psychology of Religion Jung viewed the function of his psychology for religion as a means to help persons see direct connections between their own personal experiences and the archetypal symbols contained in religious tradition. The forging of these connections is crucial for psychic hygiene. Much of the anxiety, restlessness, and … Read more
Paul Bishop: Jung Looking at the Stars: Chaos, Cosmos and Archetype Taking as its starting-point an aphorism in The gay science, this paper examines Nietzsche’s distinction between the (chaotic) ‘total character of the world’ and the (cosmic) ‘astral order in which we live’. It relates this distinction, not only to Nietzsche’s earlier claim in The … Read more