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>Heidegger's modus philosophandi is neurotic through and through and is ultimately rooted in his psychic crankiness.
>His kindred spirits, close or distant, are sitting in lunatic asylums, some as patients and some as psychiatrists on a philosophical rampage.
>For all its mistakes the nineteenth century deserves better than to have Heidegger counted as its ultimate representative.
>[...]
>Excuse these blasphemies!
>They flow from my hygienic propensities, because I hate to see so many young minds infected by Heidegger
>Carl Jung, Letters Vol. 1, Pages 330-332
As a pseud who likes both, I have to ask. Why the hate bros?

>> No.20213100
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>>20213033
Heidegger hated psychoanalysis just as much so it's mutual.

Medard Boss was a student to Jung before Heidegger which led to him creating 'Daseinanalysis'.

>> No.20213171

>>20213033
I don't know. Jung had like 4 good ideas and then decided to be the cringiest mother fucker in the world. So that's probably why.

>> No.20213189

>>20213100
Wasn't Heidegger friends or a patient of Binswanger

>> No.20213253

>>20213033
>Heidegger's modus philosophandi is neurotic through and through and is ultimately rooted in his psychic crankiness.
Why do all psychologists restort to such blatant ad hominems instead of actually engaging intelectually with the other party.

>> No.20213305

>>20213253
That sounds kind of insane anon, there can be no discourse with a madman.

>> No.20213331

>>20213189
He was okay with phenomenology influenced psychoanalysis (like Boss).

>> No.20213507

>>20213033
He's right. Heidegger was a soulless hack. Carl Schmitt didn't exactly love Heidegger either.

>> No.20213526

>>20213253
He's right though. Heidegger demands you take on his burdensome neuroticisms otherwise you risk not being perceived as authentic in his eyes. If you can't see how every critique of Jung is aimed at a specific aspect of Heidegger's philosophy you simply didn't understand or read enough of the latter. It's impressive how sharp Jung's criticisms are, and I don't care for Jung or psychoanalysis.

>> No.20213700

>>20213526
What neuroticisms would these be anon? And be careful with authenticity, that word doesn't exactly mean what most people think it does, within the context of his work. We're incidentally authentic, at best. Its not some sort of final state to be achieved. Besides, he essentially abandons that language in his later work because it was so poorly interpreted by casual readers (and even some of the serious ones).

>> No.20213709

>>20213033
>>20213526
Define neuroticism.

>> No.20213864

What tobacco did Jung enjoy?

>> No.20213893

>>20213709
the state of being grumpy

>> No.20213955

>>20213893
Ha. Heidegger wasn't even grumpy though; by all accounts he was a jovial, outdoorsy, occasionally serious man. Jung fails to even comment on his person, let alone his thought, like the cretin that he is.

>> No.20214114

>>20213033
How come Jordan Peterson does such a good job in reconciling the two?

>> No.20214548

>>20213893
That's not what Jung means by neurotic.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jung's_theory_of_neurosis

>> No.20214704

>>20213033
>Why the hate bros?
Because Jung was a fraud at the end of the day, he stole the myths from William Blake and the rest from the second part of Being and Time

>> No.20214714

>>20213033
Let's be frank. Heidegger didn't say anything that Aristotle, Nietzsche and Husserl hadn't already said in a much better way. He was just a careerist hack leeching off of the ideas of others.

>> No.20214724

>>20214714
>representatives of metaphysics of presence
>"ye that's Heidegger!!"
lol

>> No.20214727

>>20214714
imagine thinking heidegger and nietszche are at all in agreement with aristotle

>> No.20214730

>>20213033
Attempting to discredit someone's argument by psychoanalyzing them is the lamest underhanded copout there is.

>> No.20214732

>>20213033
Because H made his le secret psychobabble redundant

>> No.20214734

>>20214730
Such a neurotic, oppositional-defiant post. It can easily be explained by your relationship with your overbearing father.

>> No.20214738

>>20214730
He isn't discrediting arguments. Is his quite literally a psychologist giving his diagnosis.

>> No.20214742

>>20213033
all psychology is wack, also since Jung was a student of Freud and a modernist, who believed that all human actions drip down from the unconscious
Freud said the same about sexuality and Marx about the economy. Heidegger ended that way of thinking, there are no grand invisible structures that one has to discover to fully understand the world, the only thing "hidden in the back" is being, "to on". Claim anything else and you are making a metaphycisal mistake

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>>20213171
>>20213955
Jung's literary works would probably make yours look like the product of an inbred chimpanzee discovering a typewriter

>> No.20214764

>>20214742
>all psychology is wack
??
> there are no grand invisible structures that one has to discover to fully understand the world

Except the entire nature of your own being. That's certainly an invisible structure that is pivotal to understanding the world.

>> No.20214766

>>20214743
>a dream about a giant cock sitting on a throne is what brought him away from christianity
What a genius

>> No.20214842

>>20214766
It brought him away from institutionalized Christianity (and rightly so). It didn't bring him away from Christ himself.

>> No.20214846

>>20214764
>Except the entire nature of your own being. That's certainly an invisible structure that is pivotal to understanding the world.
There is literally nothing to discover there, you already confirm that you exist, and you already know and understand how you exist (what you are feeling rn, whats your identity). There is no LE grand human unconscious, looking into the "unconscious" takes you away from your own being, you are trying to find yourself in the collective
Now that I think about it, no wonder Jung hated Heidegger, since Heideggers throwness and Da Man is basically throwing mad shade on everything Jung ever wrote. The "collective unconscious" is village talk, that with generations turned into myths, legends, archetypes, symbols, memes

>> No.20214878

>>20214738
No he's not, he's stating his opinion. He hasn't actually sat down and evaluated Heidegger. Don't lend credibility to this nonsense.

>> No.20214887

>>20214878
How do you know he hasn't evaluated Heidegger? Since it is in his personal letters, presumably some friend or associate asked his opinion about Heidegger, and he replied he founds Heidegger's work psychologically unhealthy. It's not like he wrote a treatise refuting him.

>> No.20214989

>>20214743
>>20214766

He dreamt of God making a big poopie too once.

>> No.20215015

>>20214846
>you already know and understand how you exist
> There is no LE grand human unconscious

You are essentially saying there is no such thing as a subconscious. You are baiting, aren't you?

>> No.20215053

>>20215015
There is a subconscious, but its not a realm of cock demons that make you want to climb mountains

>> No.20215057

>>20215015
Black box model is a thing in phil of consciousness

>> No.20215084

>>20214738
calling the work neurotic is meaningless without providing a refutation

>> No.20215109

>>20214114
>How come Jordan Peterson does such a good job in reconciling the two?
When does he do that?

>> No.20215112

>>20213253
This was taken from one of Jung' letters, not an academic paper.

>> No.20215581

>>20213709
The tendency of being George Costanza.

>> No.20216503

>>20214114
He doesn't know who's Heidegger.

>> No.20216532

>>20213033
Jung was OSS

>> No.20217326

>>20216532
>Nazi sympathizer
>OSS
The power of Jewess pussy knows no bounds.

>> No.20217345

>>20217326
>Heidegger: Nazi sympathizer who loved Jewess poon
>Jung: Nazi sympathizer who loved Jewess poon
>This world ain't big enough for both
I think we may have found the answer to OP's question.

>> No.20217400

>>20217345
Kek, a classic case of recognition of equivalents.

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>> No.20217723

>>20214743
>Jung's literary works would probably make yours look like the product of an inbred chimpanzee discovering a typewriter
Nice personal attack, you are certainly a great psychologist.

>> No.20217792

>>20214742
we literally use invisible structures to do work every day. you used an invisible structure of the world to post here. if no one studied said invisible structure (Electricity and Magnetism) we would not have any of the things we use to probe reality (including vision itself since photons are excitations of electric and magnetic fields).

>> No.20217848

>>20213526
>dis nigga unironically has a straight up Sartrean understanding of "le authenticity" and is chastising others for not understanding Heidegger
OOOOOOOHH GOOOOOD THE CRINGE
IM GOING INSAAANE

>> No.20218256

>>20214742

>wack

based black guy philosopher