The Jungian Archetype -- The Alone: Mapping the Psychological Experience - A Lecture (soft cover)
| Author: | Bentley, Steven | |
| Year: | 2019 | |
| Pages: | 34 | |
| ISBN: | 1-4955-0709-2 978-1-4955-0709-0 | |
| Price: | $14.95 + shipping | |
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This book is about The Alone as an archetypally grounded, and therefore an ontologically inherent constellation of human beings. As archetypally grounded, The Alone has it within it potential for transformation into the inexpressible energy of The Alone/All One which, as All One, inevitably presents itself as a paradox; at once A and not A, not two and not one. The first formulation is Jungian, the second is Zen. In both practices The Alone is central as both as means and as end.
Reviews
"Carl Jung, the archetypes are universal patterns of imagery, affect, and behavioral response. Like out personal complexes, whose core they comprise, they combine both dynamic (energic) and formal (meaningful) aspects. The dynamism of the archetype refers to energy and its expression, felt affect, and the patterns of behavior brought into play through archetypal configuration. The configuration is the representational, meaningful aspect of the archetype that presents itself to consciousness through dream and imaginative images, through their projection unto phenomena in the outer world, and through synchronistic events."
Introduction
Introduction
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: The Archetype of the Alone
The Infant Goes into Hiding
The Heroic Ego/The Orphan
Active Imagination
Zen Practice
The Stranger
The Crucified/Abandoned One
Conclusion
Chapter Two: Jungian Work/Zen Practice
The Infant Goes into Hiding
The Heroic Ego/The Orphan
Active Imagination
Zen Practice
The Stranger
The Crucified/Abandoned One
Conclusion
Chapter Two: Jungian Work/Zen Practice