Mon premier blog

Alchemy: An Introduction to the Symbolism and the Psychology (Studies in Jungian Psychology) Marie-Louise Von Franz
Publisher: Inner City Books

According to Jungian Marie von Franz, this myth is archetypal and demonstrates woman as the progenitor of all knowledge, but unlike Eve, whose knowledge acquirement brought sin upon man, Isis's education: …is quite . It was the pioneering study of comparative religion by the Swiss psychologist C.G.Jung which first revealed and discussed Christianity's far from clear relationship to the western esoteric tradition in depth. Studies of Jung's life and work include Gerhard Adler, Studies in Analytical Psychology (1948); Frieda Fordham, An Introduction to Jung's Psychology (1953); Ira Progoff, Jung's Psychology and Its Social Meaning (1953); Richard I. Jung tended to see the symbolism of alchemy as analogous to the process of individuation and the goal of alchemy as the attainment of psychological wholeness. For example, the association promotes: Scholarship relating Jung, with his new-age following, is often perceived today as a quasi-religious sage, but Introducing Jung explores how this overlooks the fact that he was a scientist and a scholar. He states Goleman became intensely interested in meditation and as a graduate student in psychology went to Asia to study the meditative traditions in their original setting. Jung agreed with Freud's theory of the He was a serious student of fields like alchemy, astrology, dream interpretation, and tarot, although not for their claimed ability to tell the future or to turn lead into gold. From 1907 to 1913, Jung closely worked with and studied under the the Father of Modern Psychology, Sigmund Freud. Daniel Goleman, in the introduction to his book The Meditative Mind, describes the situation at the time. Evans, Conversations with Carl Jung (1964); E. For Jung, the weird alchemical texts were astonishing symbolic expressions for the human experience of the processes in the unconscious. Through the development of Jungian and post-Jungian studies, the IAJS aims to aid the understanding of contemporary cultural trends and the history of psychological and cultural tendencies. Alchemy: An Introduction to the Symbolism and the Psychology. While the two shared many of the same ideas about the human mind, they had their differences.