Inching towards wholeness: C.G. Jung and his relationship to Judaism.
The evolution of Jung's relationship with Judaism is interpreted as reflecting aspects of the individuation journey over the course of a long life. The progress and limitations of his public positions and personal relationships are explored through his published work and correspondence. Perspectives from relational psychoanalysis and Jewish philosophy are used to amplify Jung's understanding of Jewish, and specifically Kabbalistic, text and image. Dimensions of the author's own journey toward greater acceptance of his own Jewish soul is also considered, along with the wider contemporary relevance of these themes.
San Francisco.
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Zemmelman
D049673:History, 20th Century; D006801:Humans; D007207:Individuation; D007599:Judaism / Q000523:psychology*; D011572:Psychoanalysis / Q000266:history*
Antisemitismus; C.G. Jung; Ebraismo; Eric Neumann; Erich Neumann; Individuation; Judaism; Judaísmo; Judentum; Jung; Kabbala; Kabbalah; Neumann; anti-Semitism; anti-Semitismo; antisémitisme; aнтиceмитизм; individuación; individuation; individuazione; judaïsme; kabbale; К.Г.Юнг; Эpиx Hoймaнн; индивидуaция; иудaизм; кaббaлa; 反犹太主义 自性化; 荣格 埃里希; 诺伊曼 犹太教 卡巴拉