A Bridge between Chinese Culture and Western Consciousness
Shaoming Duan
Abstract
Shaoming Duan
Abstract
Through the analysis of Jung’s thought and analytical psychology theory, Jung and Chinese Culture details Jung’s study of Chinese culture and his links with various Chinese ideological schools. It systematically combs through the influences of Chinese culture on Jung as well as Chinese cultural elements and philosophical principles in analytical psychology theory. The book also highlights the profound psychological thought and significance contained in Chinese culture. It not only draws the attention of Western psychologists to Chinese culture but also builds a bridge for dialogue and exchange between Western and Chinese cultures.
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Through the analysis of Jung’s thought and analytical psychology theory, Jung and Chinese Culture details Jung’s study of Chinese culture and his links with various Chinese ideological schools. It systematically combs through the influences of Chinese culture on Jung as well as Chinese cultural elements and philosophical principles in analytical psychology theory. The book also highlights the profound psychological thought and significance contained in Chinese culture. It not only draws the attention of Western psychologists to Chinese culture but also builds a bridge for dialogue and exchange between Western and Chinese cultures.
Key concepts: Chinese culture, Consciousness, Western culture, Ideology, Bridge (graph theory), China, Cultural psychology, Sociology