Number and time
reflections leading towards a unification of psychology and physics
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Publication
1974 - Rider, London, England
Language
English
Word Count
83,000 words, Guess
Page Count
332 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-100091210208
- ISBN-139780091210205
- LibraryThing430117
- Goodreads3772394
- Library of Congress Control Number75322887
and 3 more
- OCLC Control Number1638314
- Better World Books9780091210205
- Open LibraryOL5250352M
Classifications
- DDC153.2
- LCCBF173.J85 F7313 1974
- LCCBF1623.P9
Description
"In Number and Time, Marie-Louise von Franz explores Jung's hypothesis. Her discussions of the theory of number draw on a wealth of material from eastern philosophy, ethnology, archaeology, and mythology, as well as natural sciences and mathematics. The book includes explorations of the psychological aspects of mathematics, a discussion of number as a psychophysical energy pattern, and a description of mandalas (structures of the unconscious in mathematically symmetrical patterns similar to models in western physical science). In addition, Dr. von Franz develops Jung's concept of synchronicity, the causal relation between meaningful coincidental events, and relates it to the theory of divination. Number and Time is a piece of original scholarship which introduces a view of how 'mind' connects with 'matter' at the most fundamental level" -- Publisher description.
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