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Psychology of the 12th Century Renaissance in Wolfram von Eschenbach's Parzival
[Thesis]
Tatsuhiro Nakajima
Kipnis, Aaron
Pacifica Graduate Institute
2015
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Place of publication: United States, Ann Arbor; ISBN=978-1-321-68691-3
M.A.
Pacifica Graduate Institute
2015
Is theoretical construction of Carl Jung's psychology an extension of Aristotle's natural philosophy and Hermeticism? Aristotle's natural philosophy was transferred to the 12th century Europe, via Islam, with Hermeticism and Neoplatonism. Transmission of Corpus Hermticum to Wolfram von Eschenbach's Parzival was an example. It is possible to identify the psychology of Aristotle in these texts. Aristotle's natural philosophy was displaced by the philosophy of mind after Descartes, and Jung analyzed this paradigm shift as the depsychologization of projected psychology. With his archetypal theory, Jung compensated for what was missing in modern psychology due to a radical break between the Cartesian mind and the Aristotelian soul. By applying the methodology of the continuity thesis of the history of science, Jung's psychology is elucidated as a renewal of natural philosophy through transformation. Jung transformed Aristotle's epistemological distinction between reason (logos) and intellect (nous) into the differentiation of the ego and the self.
Medieval literature; Epistemology; Philosophy; Science history
Language, literature and linguistics;Philosophy, religion and theology;Social sciences;Aristotle;Continuity thesis;De anima;Geneology of psychology;Grail legend;Hermeticism;Jung, c.g.;Natural philosophy;Parzival
Shah, Rakshinda
Kipnis, Aaron
Pacifica Graduate Institute
1678915310; 1692065
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