Titlebook: Reading Plato through Jung; Why must the Third b Paul Bishop Book 2022 The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerlan

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Conclusion,th exemplifies his translation of Plato’s cosmology in the . into the terms of his . psychology, and it is in the clinical or therapeutic justification for this move that Jung is perhaps most eminently a disciple of Plato.

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Introduction: Psychoanalysis and the Problem of the Third and the Fourth,ford Ulanov in 2007. Ulanov traced the notion of the Third as a source of healing back to Paul Tillich, who criticized Jung for his “anxiety” about metaphysics. In Jung’s defence, Edward F. Edinger highlighted the revelatory function of the symbol in Jung’s thought and examined the r?le of the Third

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,Jung’s Reading of Plato and the ,g’s relationship to Plato, before turning to consider the central ideas of the dialogue Jung most frequently cited, the .. Its account of the composition, division, and fashioning of the World Soul into two circles can be interpreted in different ways, and Jung attached a particular significance to

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Jung on the Doctrine of the Trinity,aper Jung approaches Plato’s via Pythagoras’s theory of number and the numerology of Gerhard Dorn, before turning to the account in the . of why the body of the world consists of four primary bodies. In a highly compressed form, Jung alludes to Plato’s career not just as a political thinker but as a

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Conclusion,al discourse, in this way it can achieve the quaternity, and thereby a geometrical approximation to the circle which is, in turn, the symbol of wholeness or perfection. For Jung, the significance of the so-called Platonic Riddles lay in their paradoxical combination of humour and seriousness; since

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