On Problem Solving â C.G. Jungâs and M. Heideggerâs Perspectives

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DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004336636_005

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The article concerns the problem of the one-sidedness of European culture dominated by consciousness (Jung) and by technology (Heidegger). The vicious impact of that one-sidedness blurs adequate recognition. People overpowered and subjected by it imagine they are open to multisidedness. In fact they are more and more closed. Jungâs travels around the world helped him to describe precisely limitations of the Eurocentric culture. Heideggerâs analysis of poietic language in art pointed to different possibilities of existence than those dictated by instrumental reason dominating in technology. The comparison of these two thinkers aimed at emphasizing the necessity of cooperation between psychology and philosophy. Apart from differences between idioms of these two areas, their interdisciplinary research could contribute to some mental transformation.

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Contemporary Influences of C. G. Jung's Thought

Series:Â Contemporary Psychoanalytic Studies Online, Volume: 24Â andÂ Contemporary Psychoanalytic Studies, Volume: 24

E-Book ISBN:: 9789004336636

Publisher:: Brill

Print Publication Date:: 19 Nov 2018

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