死者的抱怨

Red Book, Middle Way: How Jung Parallels the Buddha’s Method for Human Integration Pub Date : 2020-10-07 DOI:10.1558/equinox.40410

R. Ellis

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摘要

死者的角色是《红书》中一个特别神秘的方面，这取决于我们是把他们的“死亡”状态从字面上理解，还是把他们当作活着的人的代表。然而，荣格与他所感受到的“死亡”对他的要求的斗争，似乎需要一个中间道路的回应，就像这本书的其余部分一样。

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Complaints of the Dead

The role of the dead is an especially mysterious aspect of the Red Book , depending on whether we take their ‘dead’ status literally or treat them as standing for the living. However, Jung’s struggle with what he feels the ‘dead’ require of him seem to require a Middle Way response as much as the rest of the book does.

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