Decoding Synchronicity: Jung & Wolfgang Pauli
Posted: Tue Feb 16, 2021 3:18 pm
I'm curious as to what BK's Decoding Jung's Metaphysics might make of this ... I'm thinking there would be a disconnect.
Martin_ wrote: ↑Wed Feb 17, 2021 12:22 pm In which way are you thinking there would be a disconnect?
Personally, I still haven't figured out whether Jung was an Idealist or a Dual Aspect Monist. The 'tube above sides with the Dual Aspect camp, as does numerous academic articles, but there are also those who tag him as an Idealist.
An additional complication is that his metaphysical position seems to have changed over his course of his life.
Edit: If Bernardo is putting him in the Idealist camp, I'd be very interested to learn his reasons for that.
It seems to me that 'dual aspect monism' which embraces the reality of mind, as Jung certainly did, is simply a subset of idealism. We could also label Schopenhauer a dual aspect monist since he claims the world is comprised of will and representations of will, both of which can be experienced directly, but he is also clearly an idealist thinker.Martin_ wrote: ↑Wed Feb 17, 2021 12:22 pm In which way are you thinking there would be a disconnect?
Personally, I still haven't figured out whether Jung was an Idealist or a Dual Aspect Monist. The 'tube above sides with the Dual Aspect camp, as does numerous academic articles, but there are also those who tag him as an Idealist.
An additional complication is that his metaphysical position seems to have changed over his course of his life.
Edit: If Bernardo is putting him in the Idealist camp, I'd be very interested to learn his reasons for that.