Jung's Four and Some Philosophers: A Paradigm for Philosophy

✍ Scribed by Thomas M. King S.J.

• Publisher: University of Notre Dame Press
• Year: 1999
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 333
• Category: Library

✦ Table of Contents

Jung's Four and Some Philosophers
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
Notes
Bibliography
Other Works
PART I— THREE WITH A PERCEIVING FACULTY AS DOMINANT
1— Plato: Socrates Welcomes a Stranger: The Dominant Gives Way to the Self
I— The Republic: Quaternity in State and Soul
II— The Conscious Mind and the Passions
III— Enantiodromia and a New Definition of Being
IV— With S Acknowledged, Plato Develops an Interest in Physical Science
Notes
Bibliography
Works of Plato
I and II
Other Works
2— John Locke: A Late Encounter with the "Bottom": The Dominant Finally Looks to the Unconscious
I— Locke's Theory of Knowledge
II— The Physical World of the Sensate
III— The Man of Action
Notes
Bibliography
Works of Locke
Other Works
3— Sartre: Jean sans Terre Tries to Descend: The Repressed Takes Over; Then a Move to Integration
I— An Idealist Discovers Existence
II— Two Separate Regions of Being
III— The Dramatic Leap from Contemplation to Action
IV— The Opposites Will be Reconciled by Action
Notes
Bibliography
Works of Sartre
Other Works
PART II— SIX WITH A JUDGING FACULTY AS DOMINANT
4— St. Augustine: A Long and Troubled Conversion: The Search for the Repressed and Integration
I— Augustine's Conversion and the Finding of Truth
II— The Struggle of Conversion Continues
III— The Union of Opposites
Notes
Bibliography
Works of St. Augustine
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5— Descartes: Thought and Extension Divided: Philosophical Troubles Pass and the Dominant Rules
I— Descartes As Both Rationalist and Dreamer
II— Problems of a Dualist
Notes
Bibliography
Works of Descartes
Other Works
6— Spinoza: Thought and Extension United: The Dominant Quietly Allows the Repressed
I— Spinoza Considers Thought and Extension
II— Spinoza's Ethics
Notes
Bibliography
Works of Spinoza
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7— Rousseau: The Heart's Uncertain Reasons: The Dominant and Suggestions of Integration
I— A Troubled Move to Become Intelligent
II— The Philosophical Method of a Feeler
Notes
Bibliography
Works of Rousseau
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8— Kant: Pure Reason Falters and Regains Control: The Dominant Allows Auxiliaries, Then the Represse...
I— Enantiodromia: A Thinker Discovers His Feelings
II— Kant's Architecture of Quaternity
III— The T and F Are Divinely United
IV— Nature Draws Us Beyond Reason
Notes
Bibliography
Works of Kant
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9— Kierkegaard: Sacrificium Intellectus: The Dominant Surrenders to a Troubled Conjunction
I— Personalities of a Thinker
II— Time, Eternity and Existence
Notes
Bibliography
Works of Kierkegaard
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PART III— THREE WITH A PERCEIVING FACULTY AS DOMINANT
10— Whitehead: Process Leads to Peace: Weaving Together the Dominant and the Repressed
I— An Intuitive Situates Himself among Philosophers
II— The Development of an Intuitive
III— Metaphysics and Theology
Notes
Bibliography
Works of Whitehead
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11— Hume: A Philosopher Turns to History: The Dominant Cedes to Nature
I— Radical Skepticism and Practical Living
II— Hume the Moralist
Notes
Bibliography
Works of Hume
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12— Teilhard: Quaternity in Omega: The Process of Transformation
I— An Account of Integration
II— The Divine Milieu
III— The Macrocosm Becomes Centered on Omega
Notes
Bibliography
Works of Teilhard
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EPILOGUE— A FINAL REFLECTION
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III
Notes
Bibliography
INDEX
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