Taoism and Jung: Synchronicity and the self
Philosophy East and West 46 (4):477-495 (1996)
Abstract
What was the nature and degree of Eastern influence on Carl Jung's complex concept of "the Self"? It is argued that Chinese Taoism rather than Hinduism provided the fundamental formative influence on this central idea, especially as it is expressed through the I Ching. This influence came indirectly through the development of Jung's notion of "synchronicity," correlative parallels between the inner and the outer realms of experienceDOI
10.2307/1399493
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