Author Information: York University, Toronto, Canada *JAY GOULDING, Professor, Department of Social Science, York University. Specialties: Daoism, hermeneutics, phenomenology. E-mail: jay@yorku.ca
摘要
Between 1925 and 1932, the University of Frankfurt housed Richard Wilhelm's China Institute. A diverse compendium of international scholars passed through the Institute during these years. This article explores philosophical and historical interactions among Wilhelm, Carl Gustav Jung, and Martin Buber who contribute to the understanding of Daoism through philosophy, psychology, and religion, respectively.
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Introduction Wilhelm and Jung: Animus and Anima Frankfurt in Context Buber's Daoism: Parable and Myth Conclusion
