The Cartesian split: a hidden myth
"The Cartesian Split examines the phenomenon of Cartesian influence as a psychological complex in the Jungian tradition. It explores the full legacy of Cartesian rationality in its emphasis on abstract thinking and masculinisation of thought, often perceived in a negative light, despite the dev...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "The Cartesian Split examines the phenomenon of Cartesian influence as a psychological complex in the Jungian tradition. It explores the full legacy of Cartesian rationality in its emphasis on abstract thinking and masculinisation of thought, often perceived in a negative light, despite the developments of modernity. The book argues that the Cartesian creation of the Modern Age, as accompanied by a radical dualism, is better understood as a myth while acknowledging the psychological reality of the myth. The Cartesian myth is a collective dream, and the urgency of its rhetoric suggests that an important message is being left unheeded. This message may lead us to answers in the most unexpected place of all. The book brings forth the Cartesian myth in a new context and shows it to have potential meaning for us today. The book will be of great interest for academics, researchers, and post-graduate students in the fields of analytical psychology, mental health, comparative mythology, and Jungian studies." |
| Beschreibung: | xv, 214 Seiten Illustrationen 25 cm |
| ISBN: | 9780367245931 |
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| adam_text | Contents List of figures Preface Epigraph 1 Introduction XI ХШ xvii 1 The allure of the error 1 The split in the middle 4 Approaching the split 6 The complexity of complexes 9 Cogito ergo non sum 11 A complex offering 13 Outline of chapters 14 2 The initial sessions Body as machine 19 Ecological crisis 21 Feminist challenge 22 Subjective difficulties 23 Over-rationality 25 Limitations in expression 25 Reduction and isolation 27 Pairs of opposites 28 The dominant paradigm 30 Old versus new 32 Heroic transcenders 33 Tragic transcenders 36 Charged images 40 First evaluation 41 17
viii Contents 3 The depth sessions The great revolt 50 The ghost in the machine 52 The masculinization of thought 54 Cartesian disenchantment 56 The Cartesian mirror 58 The Cartesian theater 58 The turning point 60 The murder of the world soul 65 Further evaluation 67 50 4 Confronting the legend The dawn of awareness 71 The problem of interpretation 72 The problem of caricature 74 The reality of the problem 77 Descartes’ dualism 79 The legend 80 The two worlds view 81 Critiquing the legend 84 Finding truth in myth 86 70 5 Ancient memories Tales of the mirrored world 91 The first mirror 95 The dark mirror 97 The original split 100 The Gnostic two worlds 101 The chief archon 105 The splitting of the demiurge 111 A terrible world order 112 The first machine 115 Feminism and ecology 117 Solipsism and materialism 118 Gnostic transcenders 122 Summary 123 89 6 Psychological interpretation Interpretation of the mirrored worlds 126 Becoming conscious of consciousness 127 Differentiation of opposites 128 125
Contents ix Crossing the threshold 129 Mutual causation 130 The one world of certainty 131 The creation of consciousness 132 Death at the threshold 133 Interpretation of the split worlds 135 Gnostic consciousness 137 Atomic consciousness 139 Inside the split 140 The splitting of the ego 143 The splitting of consciousness 145 Modern dismemberment 148 7 Cultural memories The Anglo-split 153 Anamnesis 155 A new look at olde times 155 Dismemberment on stage 157 The sudden shift 158 The splitting of ritual 160 The splitting of the play 162 The splitting of cultural consciousness 164 Faustus’s internal split 166 The residual memory 168 A penny for the Guy 168 Religious dualism 170 The splitting of substance 171 Substantial epochs 173 152 8 The alien text Descartes’ disclaimer 180 The evil genius 181 Cogito and consciousness 182 Meditations on split consciousness 185 Internalizing doubt 187 The process of doubt 188 A singular truth 189 A single sapling 191 Inoculation 191 The one small part 194 The religious problem 196 Meditations on God 198 177
x Contents Divine substance 199 Mysterious substance 200 Altered substance 202 Altered meditations 204 Index 209
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Contents List of figures Preface Epigraph 1 Introduction XI ХШ xvii 1 The allure of the error 1 The split in the middle 4 Approaching the split 6 The complexity of complexes 9 Cogito ergo non sum 11 A complex offering 13 Outline of chapters 14 2 The initial sessions Body as machine 19 Ecological crisis 21 Feminist challenge 22 Subjective difficulties 23 Over-rationality 25 Limitations in expression 25 Reduction and isolation 27 Pairs of opposites 28 The dominant paradigm 30 Old versus new 32 Heroic transcenders 33 Tragic transcenders 36 Charged images 40 First evaluation 41 17
viii Contents 3 The depth sessions The great revolt 50 The ghost in the machine 52 The masculinization of thought 54 Cartesian disenchantment 56 The Cartesian mirror 58 The Cartesian theater 58 The turning point 60 The murder of the world soul 65 Further evaluation 67 50 4 Confronting the legend The dawn of awareness 71 The problem of interpretation 72 The problem of caricature 74 The reality of the problem 77 Descartes’ dualism 79 The legend 80 The two worlds view 81 Critiquing the legend 84 Finding truth in myth 86 70 5 Ancient memories Tales of the mirrored world 91 The first mirror 95 The dark mirror 97 The original split 100 The Gnostic two worlds 101 The chief archon 105 The splitting of the demiurge 111 A terrible world order 112 The first machine 115 Feminism and ecology 117 Solipsism and materialism 118 Gnostic transcenders 122 Summary 123 89 6 Psychological interpretation Interpretation of the mirrored worlds 126 Becoming conscious of consciousness 127 Differentiation of opposites 128 125
Contents ix Crossing the threshold 129 Mutual causation 130 The one world of certainty 131 The creation of consciousness 132 Death at the threshold 133 Interpretation of the split worlds 135 Gnostic consciousness 137 Atomic consciousness 139 Inside the split 140 The splitting of the ego 143 The splitting of consciousness 145 Modern dismemberment 148 7 Cultural memories The Anglo-split 153 Anamnesis 155 A new look at olde times 155 Dismemberment on stage 157 The sudden shift 158 The splitting of ritual 160 The splitting of the play 162 The splitting of cultural consciousness 164 Faustus’s internal split 166 The residual memory 168 A penny for the Guy 168 Religious dualism 170 The splitting of substance 171 Substantial epochs 173 152 8 The alien text Descartes’ disclaimer 180 The evil genius 181 Cogito and consciousness 182 Meditations on split consciousness 185 Internalizing doubt 187 The process of doubt 188 A singular truth 189 A single sapling 191 Inoculation 191 The one small part 194 The religious problem 196 Meditations on God 198 177
x Contents Divine substance 199 Mysterious substance 200 Altered substance 202 Altered meditations 204 Index 209 |
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