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| ==== Lecture 2 ==== | ==== Lecture 2 ==== |
| === 3. The Death in Coniunctio === | === 3. The Death in Coniunctio === |
| <fc green>In reference to [[aker:collected_works:cw14|Mysterium Coniunctionis, Collected Works Vol. 14]] where Jung talks of {{:aker:books_and_literature:scrutinium_chymicum:scrutinium_chymicum_img_50.jpg?linkonly|plate L}} from [[books_and_literature:secretioris_naturae|Secretioris Naturae Secretorum Scrutinium Chymicum]] or [[books_and_literature:atalanta_fugiens|Atalanta Fugiens]] :</fc>\\ | <fc green>In reference to [[collected_works:cw14|Mysterium Coniunctionis, Collected Works Vol. 14]] where Jung talks of {{books_and_literature:scrutinium_chymicum:scrutinium_chymicum_img_50.jpg?linkonly|plate L}} from [[books_and_literature:secretioris_naturae|Secretioris Naturae Secretorum Scrutinium Chymicum]] or [[books_and_literature:atalanta_fugiens|Atalanta Fugiens]] :</fc>\\ |
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| p38 In //Anatomy of the Psyche// I speak of this as an image of the lesser coniuntcio.<sup><fc red>17</fc></sup> It's a picture of what happens when the immature aspect of the ego embraces the unconscious: it undergoes death or dissolution. For the immature ego it is very dangerous to have any dealings with the unconscious. (What we're talking about here is the psychological basis of the incest taboo.) The "dismemberment" that the alchemical texts speak of could correspond to a psychosis or some other fatal psychic event.\\ This is illustrated frequently in the phenomenology of erotic love. ..." | p38 In //Anatomy of the Psyche// I speak of this as an image of the lesser coniuntcio.<sup><fc red>17</fc></sup> It's a picture of what happens when the immature aspect of the ego embraces the unconscious: it undergoes death or dissolution. For the immature ego it is very dangerous to have any dealings with the unconscious. (What we're talking about here is the psychological basis of the incest taboo.) The "dismemberment" that the alchemical texts speak of could correspond to a psychosis or some other fatal psychic event.\\ This is illustrated frequently in the phenomenology of erotic love. ..." |
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| p43 "Thus, the sun - or spirit principle - is wounded by an encounter with the matter principle <fc green>(the moon)</fc>. This is all associated with egohood: whatever incarnates as an earthbound, specific ego is inevitably subject to wounding." | p43 "Thus, the sun - or spirit principle - is wounded by an encounter with the matter principle <fc green>(the moon)</fc>. This is all associated with egohood: whatever incarnates as an earthbound, specific ego is inevitably subject to wounding." |
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| === 7. Kenosis === | === 7. Kenosis === |
| ==== Lecture 5 ==== | ==== Lecture 5 ==== |
| === 3. The Inscription and its Interpretations === | === 3. The Inscription and its Interpretations === |
| pp71 <fc green>Edinger proposes 7 types of interpretation for the riddle, the "Enigma of Bologna" discussed by Jung in [[aker:collected_works:cw14&#the_enigma_of_bologna|Mysterium Coniunctionis, Collected Works Vol. 14]]:\\ i. Alchemical\\ ii. Personalistic\\ iii. reductive\\ iv. Philosophical\\ v. Erotic\\ vi. Ecclesiastical\\ vii. Psychological</fc> | pp71 <fc green>Edinger proposes 7 types of interpretation for the riddle, the "Enigma of Bologna" discussed by Jung in [[collected_works:cw14#the_enigma_of_bologna|Mysterium Coniunctionis, Collected Works Vol. 14]]:\\ i. Alchemical\\ ii. Personalistic\\ iii. reductive\\ iv. Philosophical\\ v. Erotic\\ vi. Ecclesiastical\\ vii. Psychological</fc> |
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