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

Whole-body process and correlative thinking; Jungian symbolic alchemy within ego vs. Wuwei and liberation; heady analytical thinking vs. So how do you account for his reductionism? Alchemy is a philosophical and chemical "opus" with roots in ancient times and branches throughout the world's cultures. Rowe: But he devoted a tremendous amount of time and energy to studying alchemy, and you agree that he understood its psychological value and significance. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul. Alchemy: An Introduction To The Symbolism And The Psychology by Marie Louise Von Franz Jung first noticed the relevance of alchemical symbols from the analysis of his patients dreams which they relayed to him. However, there is no established curriculum. 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 . Alchemy: An Introduction to the Symbolism and the Psychology. In the same time, alchemy has profound resonances for understanding the human psyche, as Jung has shown in his research regarding psychology and alchemy, on which he passionately worked on for 10 years. The psychology of the transference. Trojani: It It is not a discipline for those who don't love research, at least not in our era. More than most other schools of psychology, Jung's analytical psychology enjoys a close kinship to works of literature. The work The tradition is no longer being studied merely as an interesting, quaint, but impractical artifact of ancient Chinese spiritual and philosophical history. It is both an experimental and symbolic practice, a technical research into the nature of matter, and an both a means and the goal of individuation. Of course it is rich in symbols, but true symbols are much more powerful and alive than they are considered to be in modern thought, even Jung's. Substantial alchemical distillation of an immortal soul; the Western “unconscious” vs. Dao sex energy cultivation; psychological adjustment vs. He also noted alchemical images in modern dreams. Having said all this, Jung, who places a great deal of importance on symbols and metaphors, could not have overlooked alchemy as a metaphor for the process of individuation that every human being is committed to throughout their lives.