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Jung, Carl Gustav, 1875-1961

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"This study fills large gaps in the studies of Buddhism and premodern Korean cultural and literary history. The Choson dynasty lasted for over five centuries, and yet there has been little study on Buddhism over that period, particularly in relation the first half of the dynasty. This study contains three unique insights. First, it illuminates the grinding conflict over Buddhism that culminated in the 1560s with a legislative ban on the Buddhist institution. The protracted nature of this conflict has not been accounted for in the scholarship. In assessing it, this study incorporates detailed examination of government documents and private literary collections. Second, this study sheds light on the normalization of relations between the state and the Buddhist institution at the start of the seventeenth century. The situation was far more complex than has been recognized in the scholarship. Third, this study reveals the significance of contemporary Chinese Buddhist influences on the high-ranking scholar-official and well-known historical and literary figure Kim Manjung's reevaluation of Buddhism"--

Buddhism --- Confucianism --- Buddhism in literature --- History --- Relations --- Kim, Man-jung, --- Kim, Man-jung

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"Carl Gustav Jung (1875–1961), psychiatre mondialement célèbre et penseur culturel majeur du XXe siècle, fascine nombre de nos contemporains. Beaucoup d’entre eux sont attirés par sa valorisation de la spiritualité comme facteur de guérison psychologique et d’équilibre culturel. Mais quelles étaient ses propres positions en matière religieuse? En faisant par exemple de lui un néopaïen, un adepte des religions orientales, un ésotériste ou un précurseur du New Age, l’on a oublié le plus élémentaire et le plus évident : Jung était d’origine protestante. Cet ouvrage présente les principales références protestantes de Jung, puis examine la manière dont celui-ci s’est situé par rapport à son héritage confessionnel. Une synthèse structurée et originale, qui permet d’aller au-delà des idées reçues sur la position religieuse du psychiatre de Zurich. À l’aide de données souvent négligées, l’auteur revisite les méandres d’un itinéraire biographique hors du commun, et approfondit la portée d’une œuvre qui met plus que jamais en question nos sociétés matérialistes et désenchantées." --

Psychanalyse et religion --- Protestantisme --- Psychoanalysis and religion. --- Protestantism --- Psychanalyse --- Influence. --- Aspect religieux. --- Jung, Carl Gustav --- Jung, C. G. --- Religion --- Religion. --- Psychoanalysts

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Shamanism --- Psychology --- Psychoanalysis --- Psychotherapy --- Chamanisme --- Psychologie --- Psychanalyse --- Religious aspects --- Aspect religieux --- Jung, C. G. --- Psychothérapie

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