Jung, Deleuze, and the Problematic Whole

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Cover Endorsement Half Title Series Information Title Page Copyright Page Table of contents Figures About the Contributors Acknowledgement Introduction Notes References Chapter 1 The ethical ambivalence of holism: An exploration through the thought of Carl Jung and Gilles Deleuze Jung’s holistic thought The ethical implications of Jung’s holistic thought Deleuze’s criticisms of holistic thought Organicistic holism in Jung Panentheism and the open whole Theism, pantheism, and panentheism Jung as an implicit panentheist Deleuze as an implicit panentheist Conclusion Acknowledgement Notes References Chapter 2 The ‘image of thought’ and the State-form in Jung’s ‘The undiscovered self’ and Deleuze and Guattari’s ‘Treatise ... Introduction The abstract idea of the State and the State-form Jung’s critique of the ‘image of thought’ and its ‘orientation’ in ‘The undiscovered self’ Becoming estranged Art and extramundane encounters Concluding remarks Acknowledgement Notes References Chapter 3 Jung as symptomatologist Symptomatology Percept Minor literature Conclusion Acknowledgement References Chapter 4 One, two, three… one: The edusemiotic self Individuation as becoming-self Logic of multiplicities The ethics of integration From analysis to synthesis References Chapter 5 The geometry of wholeness The geometry of wholeness The Mandelbrot set Discussion Note References Chapter 6 The status of exceptional experiences in the Pauli-Jung conjecture Introduction Decompositional dual-aspect monism The Pauli-Jung conjecture Local realism and holism in the physical domain Consciousness and the unconscious in the mental domain Archetypes and unus mundus Mind–matter correlations and synchronicity Exceptional experiences Phenomenological typology Transcendence or immanence? Mysterium coniunctionis Acknowledgements Notes References Chapter 7 Holistic enchantment and eternal recurrence: Anaxagoras, Nietzsche, Deleuze, Klages, and Jung on the beauty of it all Notes Chapter 8 Holism and chance: Markets and meaning under neoliberalism Divinatory markets Gaming chance Divining otherwise Notes Index