书籍介绍
这不是一本好读的书，却是一本值得被'难读'二字提醒的书。它由荣格亲撰第一章、其余各章出自他指定的追随者，本质上是一场围绕'潜意识如何显形于象征'的集体论证：从个体化过程、古代神话与现代人的隐秘关联，到现代艺术中的象征主义，再到具体个案的综合运用。读者最深刻的印象，是荣格那'令人印象深刻的螺旋式论证法'——它不给你结论，而是逼你沿着梦、神话、宗教、艺术留下的痕迹，自己走向无意识的深处。它真正适合的人，是愿意以相当的知识储备和自我认知为代价、去辨认'那个我无法言明却时刻影响我的东西'的读者。翻译的滞涩与印刷的粗疏固然劝退许多人，但恰恰是这种'读得难受'，构成了它区别于通俗心理学读物的倔强门槛。
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核心看点
- 荣格与追随者合著，系统阐述潜意识与象征理论。
- 深入解析梦、神话及艺术中的原型，揭示集体潜意识。
- 探讨个体化过程，强调面对阴影以实现人格完整。
读者共识
- 荣格理论极具深度，将潜意识拓展至神话层面，影响深远。
- 普遍反映中译本翻译生硬、错漏多，严重影响阅读体验。
- 虽内容精彩但阅读门槛高，适合当作学术参考而非休闲读物。
精彩摘录
- "What the West has tolerated, but secretly and with a slight sense of shame (the diplomatic lie, systematic deception, veiled threats), comes back into the open and in full measure from the East and ties us up in neurotic knots. It is the face of this own evil shadow that grins at Western man from th"
- "If we could see our shadow (the dark side of our nature), we should be immune to any moral and mental infection and insinuation. As matters now stand, we lay ourselves open to every infection, because we are really doing practically the same thing as they."
- "The communist world, it may be noted, has one big myth (which we call an illusion, in the vain hope that our superior judgement will make it disappear). It is the time-hallowed archetypal dream of a Golden Age (or Paradise), where everything is provided in abundance for everyone, and a great, just, "
- "But just as conscious contents can vanish into the unconscious, new contents, which have never yet been conscious, can arise from it. ... The grew up from the dark depth of the mind like a lotus and form a most important part of the subliminal psyche."
- "These changes can be accelerated if the dreamer's conscious attitude is influenced by appropriate interpretation of the dreams and their symbolic contents."
- "... the realization of this uniquesness in the individual man is the goal of the process of individuation."
- "The carpenter obviously understood his dream. He saw that simply to fulfill one's destiny is the greatest human achievement, and that our utilitarian notions have to give way in the face of the demands of our unconscious psyche."
- "There is only one thing that seems to work; and that is to turn directly toward the approaching darkness without prejudice and totally naively, and to try to find out what its secret aim is and what it wants from you."
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看过，好像我之前看的是另一版本的翻译。连书名都不相同。
167、人及其象征，［瑞士］荣格。荣格写了第一章，其余章目由他指定的心理学家撰写，基本都是他忠实的信徒。相较于弗洛伊德，我更赞成他对梦的解析理论，的确不是所有的生命原动力可以被归结为性。然而群体潜意识还是比较玄幻的东西，那些我无法言明却影响着我的东西，我感兴趣。
家里翻出来的老东西
原版内容可能很好，但是翻译的真是有一无二了，给个大赞！！！
书中的示例涵盖古今中外的哲学、宗教、神话、艺术、科学等等领域以荣格特有的风格——令人印象深刻的螺旋式论证法，引导我们看向无意识在任何可以表达人类思想的文化活动中留下的痕迹。阅读需要极大的知识量，以及一定的自我认知。这版诸多错字、印刷错误，可惜了这本好书
用作课堂辅助阅读，不是那么枯燥但也称不上可读
本书算是荣格潜意识学说的回顾，结合了现代性因素，从人的个体化过程、古代神话与现代人的关联、现代艺术中的象征主义入手，最后在个案分析中综合运用他的理论。荣格的根本贡献是将精神分析的潜意识因素拓展到神话层面而不仅仅是局限于个人的生活环境，潜意识有一个线性发展的历史，其源头可以追溯到远古神话。他认为现代人的根本问题是意识和潜意识和分离，生活当中处处是象征，生活中的象征是集体无意识的显性表达，象征不仅存在于个人身上，也存在人类文化上。梦是潜意识的个人化表达，从对系列梦的分析可以得到个人经历中存在的重大心理问题或人生过渡阶段出现的问题的解答。意识和潜意识的结合构成自身，这种完整性的结合才能得以把握生命的全部。
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