诺斯替派和不可知论派

Red Book, Middle Way: How Jung Parallels the Buddha’s Method for Human Integration Pub Date : 2020-10-07 DOI:10.1558/equinox.40411

R. Ellis

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荣格的《致死者的七篇训诫》与《红书》的其他部分有着明显不同的方法，这可能暗示了荣格自己经历中的冲突。我认为，总的来说，《七篇布道》提供了一种形而上学的方法来解释人类经验，这基本上与荣格在书中其余部分提出的中道相冲突。这也反映了荣格作品中更广泛的冲突。

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Gnostic versus Agnostic

Jung’s ‘Seven Sermons to the Dead’ have a markedly different approach to the rest of the Red Book , which arguably suggests conflict in Jung’s own experience. I argue that on the whole the Seven Sermons offer a metaphysical approach to interpreting human experience that is basically in conflict with the Middle Way as Jung presents it in the rest of the book. This also reflects wider conflicts in Jung’s work as a whole.

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