Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Jung's Global Vision Western Psyche Eastern Mind: With References to SRI AUROBINDO * INTEGRAL YOGA * THE MOTHER]( "Jung's Global Vision Western Psyche Eastern Mind: With References to SRI AUROBINDO * INTEGRAL YOGA * THE MOTHER")
Jung's Global Vision Western Psyche Eastern Mind: With References to SRI AUROBINDO * INTEGRAL YOGA * THE MOTHER17,99 €![A Moral Vision for America]( "A Moral Vision for America")
A Moral Vision for America49,99 €![Between People]( "Between People")
Between People11,99 €![Healing Life's Hurts]( "Healing Life's Hurts")
Healing Life's Hurts15,99 €![Dealing with Difficult People]( "Dealing with Difficult People")
Dealing with Difficult People12,99 €![Recurring Dream Symbols]( "Recurring Dream Symbols")
Recurring Dream Symbols17,99 €![The Religious Implications of Jung's Psychology]( "The Religious Implications of Jung's Psychology")
The Religious Implications of Jung's Psychology29,99 €
In this work the problem of postmodernism--the "Why?" finding no answer--is confronted through the psychology of Carl Jung. Too often Jung is stereotyped as an other-worldly, pollyannish mystic, and this book-the first to provide a philosophically-grounded, critical and comparative analysis of Jung's moral psychology-seeks to correct this erroneous portrayal through an exploration of his theory of conscience. The result is a more conflictual, existential, and relational view of Jung's analytical psychology, and a theory of conscience that is neither naive nor nihilistic. To grasp the full import of Jung's thought, the moral sphere and its inner impulse, conscience, must be brought to the fore. And to reclaim the common ground of our morals, the question "Why?" must find plausible and compelling redress. This book, in sum, seeks to do both. Of special interest: --there is no other book on the market that provides a) an extended, critical exposition of Jung's moral psychology in general, and b) a comparative analysis of his theory of conscience in particular +