Books on The Japanese Collective Unconscious?

[Anonymous No.15592942]

Any good books that elucidate how Japan became so based? Or Will I need to learn 日本語 for this task?

[Anonymous No.15592952]

>>15592942
japan is based from outside. propaganda.

[Anonymous No.15592959]

>>15592952
Pic was made by an Japanese Asp. He unconsciously makes dope art. He has ancestral memories. Jōmon intelligence.

[Anonymous No.15593016]

>>15592959
I know a good guy who lived in japan. Culture is not what is shown to tourists, it is what people hide from them. Overpopulated country cannot be based.

[Anonymous No.15593664]

>>15593016

You are misunderstanding collective unconscious.

The shear amount relevant modern images produced by that country can't be ignored.

It is not hard to see that something is boiling.

[Anonymous No.15593686]

>>15593016
>Culture is not what is shown to tourists, it is what people hide from them.
give examples

[Anonymous No.15593705]

>>15593686
Man doesn't know shit.

Even minor artifacts are imbued with the last spirit of mankind

[Anonymous No.15593730]

>>15592942
I hate this island, it's so fucking hotand humid.
>>15593016
It's not the first time I hear this, and I know what he means.

[Anonymous No.15593759]

>>15593705
but why do they hide this?

[Anonymous No.15593803]

>>15593664
japanese kawaii autism is one side of a coin.

[Anonymous No.15593805]

>>15593759
>n minor artifacts are imbued with the last spirit of mankind


It's not hidden, this is the inherent mental seepage that comes from the collective mind I'm trying to learn about.

[Anonymous No.15593817]

Play shin megami tensei games

[Anonymous No.15593823]

>>15593805
>Culture is not what is shown to tourists, it is what people hide from them.
i asked for an example of this

[Anonymous No.15593824]

I used to make fun of weebs, but i rather live in a comssrbative workacholic depressed country than a tranny republic of the united states.

[Anonymous No.15593861]

>>15593823
>t is shown to tourists, it is what people hide from them.
Maybe bad brothel culture?

[Anonymous No.15594328]

>>15593824
They have trans people in Japan too.

[Anonymous No.15594386]

>>15593824
Japanese aren't triggered by trannies like the US is

[Anonymous No.15594662]

>>15592942
Mementos

[Anonymous No.15594703]

>>15592942
Excellent book despite its age. Highly recommend.

[Anonymous No.15596097]

Lacan says, no one who dwells in the Japanese language has a need to be psychoanalysed”

[Anonymous No.15596109]

>>15593824
From the outside it must seem like the US is full of trannies since people here are always talking about them, but I think I've only seen one in my entire life. Either there really aren't that many or they all stay at home out of shame and embarrassment.

[Anonymous No.15596118]

>>15592942
The Enigma of Japanese Power.

[Anonymous No.15596137]

Hagakure
The Sword and the Chrysanthemum

[Anonymous No.15596300]

>>15593759
Because we are a marauding horde of voracious, empty tourists.

[Anonymous No.15596373]

>>15592952
I live here and contend that it actually is still based

[Anonymous No.15596374]

>>15596373
Whereabouts?

[Anonymous No.15596376]

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hDZh-mRWgvt7K43b6FuUO4hL9BUk1EjY/view?usp=sharing

[Anonymous No.15596599]

>>15596097
My former psychologist once told me Lacan said (I guess it was Lacan, seeing from your post) that the Japanese don't have a subconscious.
I thought it was a very bizarre, almost stupid claim. I haven't read him, though. Care to elaborate on that?

[Anonymous No.15596617]

>>15596599
https://ogswrs.blogspot.com/2019/01/why-lacan-says-no-one-who-dwells-in.html

[Anonymous No.15596932]

>>15596617
Okay, I'm currently reading this but I just realized that the lacanian definition of alienation is not the usual one but is instead more akin to "linking".
Interesting so far, though I'll have to concede I'm not getting all of it.

[Anonymous No.15596961]

>>15593730
Holy fucking JUST

[Anonymous No.15597354]

>>15596617
Finished reading it. I'm a bit confused, having very superficial knowledge of Lacan and his terminology, plus I may be tired but it feels like there are quite a lot of non sequiturs, probably because the author of the article is Japanese.
I'm not even sure what is considered to be the unconscious here, based on the diagram. Is 'the other' part of the psyche or is it considered to be an outward influence which causes the 'hole'?

[Anonymous No.15597402]

>>15593730
Holy shit they go off about all this autistic train decorum but they still take up half the train manspreading. I couldn't even fit between those two beta males, FUCK.
not to mention that girls get raped on the train their all the time. At least they aren't reading

[Anonymous No.15597423]

>>15597402
Don't forget the mandatory smell of alcohol after 10pm, every fucking train in Tokyo smells like beer after 10pm.

[Anonymous No.15597440]

There was a study few years ago that showed that 70% of Japanese women under 30 would prefer to date foreigners over Japanese men.

Doesn't sound very based to me.

[Anonymous No.15597447]

>>15592942
who is the artist that made this and where can i find more please?

[Anonymous No.15597471]

>>15596617
>>15596932
>>15597354
Also this taught me a bit about the context of the Japanese language. I use jisho dictionary for learning the language and I always assumed the on-yomi and kun-yomi parts of kanji details were seperate in that the on-yomi were the different pronunciations for when the kanji are used in compounds, without knowing it's supposed to be their chinese reading, though I guess it functionally works as I assumed nonetheless.

[Anonymous No.15597569]

Shōgun is a 1975 novel by James Clavell, that describes feudal Japan and samurai life really well

[Anonymous No.15597644]

I got you

Donald Ritchie The Inland Sea

[Anonymous No.15597670]

>>15593824

'Conservatives' in East-Asia don't give a single fuck about trannies. It's mostly accepted.

[Anonymous No.15597685]

>>15597447

Shinichi Sawada

[Anonymous No.15597708]

>>15597685
thanks

[Anonymous No.15597737]

>>15597471
At this point this is the wrong thread, but with what I get from the article plus the famous 'the unconscious is structured like a language' thing, Lacan's conception of the unconscious seems a bit odd. Obviously I'm no expert and I just skimmed through his wiki page but his unconscious doesn't seem to account for the phenomenon of dreams. Will search for more details.