Psychophysical correlations, synchronicity and meaning

Atmanspacher, Harald

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“…The theoretical focus of this work is based on a dual aspect metaphysics that views physical and psychological phenomena as epistemic points of view on an underlying non‐dual substrate. Harald Atmanspacher's research into this field, and its implications for analytical psychology is extensive (Atmanspacher ; Atmanspacher & Primas ; Atmanspacher and ; Atmanspacher & Fuchs ). In 2013 in collaboration with his Freiburg colleague, Wolfgang Fach, he published an overview of the dual aspect model in the Journal of Analytical Psychology with a commentary by David Tresan (Atmanspacher & Fach and ; Tresan ).…”

Section: Conclusion: From Somnambulism To Dual Aspect Monismmentioning

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The controversy around the concept of archetypes

Hogenson¹

2019

J Analytical Psychology

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The paper reviews the course of the controversy surrounding Jung's theory of archetypes beginning in the mid 1990s and continuing to the present. Much of this controversy was concerned with the debate between the essentialism of the evolutionary position of Anthony Stevens as found in his 1983 book Archetypes: A Natural History of the Self, and the emergence model of the archetypes proposed in various publications by Hogenson, Knox and Merchant, among others. The paper then moves on to a consideration of more recent developments in theory, particularly as derived from an examination of the philosopher Gilles Deleuze, who introduces Bergson's somnambulistic unconscious into the discussion of Jung's theories. It is suggested that this largely unexamined influence on Jung may provide answers to some of the unanswered questions surrounding his theorizing. The paper concludes by suggesting that the notion of the somnambulistic unconscious may resemble Atmanspacher's argument for a dual-aspect monism interpretation of Jung.As the announcement for this conference notes, even after more than 20 years of discussion in journals and books regarding the theory of archetypes, 'no fully satisfying theoretical conceptualization is at hand'. The fact that this is the case makes the question of archetypes among the most pressing issues facing analytical psychology. Indeed, in the absence of a satisfying theoretical conception of archetypes, analytical psychology runs the risk of losing other critical elements of the system as a whole (Hogenson, 2009).The contemporary debate regarding archetypes arguably began with an exchange between Hogenson, Stevens, Hester Solomon, and the Finnish historian of science

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Section: Conclusion: From Somnambulism To Dual Aspect Monismmentioning

confidence: 99%

The controversy around the concept of archetypes

Hogenson¹

2019

J Analytical Psychology

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The causal influence of conscious engagement on photonic behavior: A review of the mind-matter interaction

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Elliott²

2023

Progress in Brain Research

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Synchronicity Research

Sacco¹

2020

Int. J. Jungian Stud.

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Recent years have seen an increased interest in journal articles and books on the topic of synchronicity. Such scholarly interest is consistent with increased cultural attention given to synchronicity and changes to the social context in which spirituality thrives as a personal search for meaning, which may or may not relate to religion. Based on a review of the extant literature on synchronicity, this paper proposes a new taxonomy for better understanding and analyzing the growing phenomenon of individual and cultural interest in synchronicity. The taxonomy consists of four dimensions of synchronicity: Context, Process, Content, and Explanation. The primary contributions of this paper are (a) description and definition of the concept of synchronicity, (b) preliminary proposal of a taxonomy of synchronicity, and (c) outline of a research agenda to conduct theory-based studies of synchronicity phenomena.

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Psychophysical correlations, synchronicity and meaning

Cited by 6 publications

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The controversy around the concept of archetypes

The controversy around the concept of archetypes

The causal influence of conscious engagement on photonic behavior: A review of the mind-matter interaction

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