Papers from the Eranos Yearbooks.: Eranos 5. Man and Transformation

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Since 1933, the Eranos Conferences have been held at Ascona in southern Switzerland. Distinguished scholars from Europe, Asia, and America have been invited to a "shared feast" (eranos) and have lectured on themes chosen by the Director of Eranos, the late Olga Froebe-Kapteyn. The lectures originally appeared in the Eranos-Jahrbucher (Zurich), and selections translated into English have been published in Papers from the Eranos Yearbooks, of which this is the first volume. The volume was translated by Ralph ...
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Since 1933, the Eranos Conferences have been held at Ascona in southern Switzerland. Distinguished scholars from Europe, Asia, and America have been invited to a "shared feast" (eranos) and have lectured on themes chosen by the Director of Eranos, the late Olga Froebe-Kapteyn. The lectures originally appeared in the Eranos-Jahrbucher (Zurich), and selections translated into English have been published in Papers from the Eranos Yearbooks, of which this is the first volume. The volume was translated by Ralph Manheim, except for the papers by C.G. Jung, which were translated by R.F.C. Hull. The editor is Joseph Campbell.

This is an edited volume by Cambell of lectures given in the areas of folklore, religion, and mythology. It is one of the Eranos books.

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  • ISBN-13: 9780691097336
  • Publisher: Princeton University Press
  • Publication date: 4/1/1964
  • Series: Bollingen Series, #5
  • Pages: 413

Table of Contents

NOTE OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT vi
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS ix
EDITOR'S FOREWORD xi
PREFACE, by Olga Froebe-Kapteyn xv
C. G. JUNG The Phenomenology of the Spirit in Fairy Tales [1945] 8
Foreword 8
1. Concerning the Word 'Spirit' 4
2. Self-Representation of the Spirit in Dreams 10
3. The Spirit in Fairy Tales 25
4. Theriomorphic Spirit Symbolism in Fairy Tales 25
5. Supplement 88
6. Conclusion 46
C. KERENYI Apollo Epiphanies [1945] 49
1. Prefatory Remarks 49
2. Callimachus' Hymn to Apollo 52
3. Aeschylus: The Eumenides 179-82 65
WALTER WILL The History of the Spirit in Antiquity [1945] 75
1. Introduction 75
2. Philological Intermezzo 77
3. The Spirit in the Pre-Socratic Philosophers 79
4. Brief Note on Plato 89
5. The First Academics and Xenocrates 91
6. The Stoa and the Logos Spermatikos 96
7. Rudimenta Romana 101
8. Humanistic Arabesques 103
MAX PULVER The Experience of the Pneuma in Philo [1945] 107
HUGO RAHNER Earth Spirit and Divine Spirit in Patristic Theology [1945] 122
1. The Earth Spirit 123
2. The Divine Spirit 135
FRITZ MEIER The Problem of Nature in the Esoteric Monism of Islam [1946] 149
1. The Esoteric Attitude towards Theology 149
2. Excursus: History of the Legend of the Blind Men and the Elephant 166
3. Nasafi's Monism 171
PAUL MASSON-0URSEL
1. The Indian Conception of Psychology 204
2. Indian Techniques of Salvation (1937) 208
ERNESTO BUONAITI Ecclesia Spiritualis [1937] 213
1. The Iranian, Greek, and Biblical Precursors of the Spiritual Church 213
2. The 'Eoclesia Spiritualia' through the Centuries 226
3. Christian Mysticism as'Ecclesia Spiritualis: 240
WERNER KAEGI The Transformation of the Spirit in the Renaissance [1946] 251
FRIEDRICH DESSAUER Galileo and Newton: The Turning Point in Western Thought [1946] 288
ERWIN SeHRODINGEIt The Spirit of Science [1946] 322
ADOLF PORTMANN Biology and the Phenomenon of the Spiritual (1946) 342
C. G. JUNG The Spirit of Psychology [1946] 371
1. The Unconscious in Historical Perspective 371
2. The Significance of the Unconscious in Psychology 378
3. The Dissociability of the Psyche 384
4. Instinct and Will 390
5. Conscious and Unconscious 395
6. The Unconscious as a Multiple Consciousness 401
7. Patterns of Behavior and Archetypes 410
8. General Considerations and Prospects 426
Supplement 436
APPENDICES
Biographical Notes 447
Contents of the Eranos-Jahrbucher 451
INDEX 467
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