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Average rating: 4.24 · 58 ratings · 14 reviews · 19 distinct worksSimilar authors
Jung on Art: The Autonomy o...

4.43 avg rating — 21 ratings — published 2012 — 14 editions
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Mystagogie: inwijding in he...

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Het Oude Egypte: bakermat v...

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Het mysterie van de hersens...

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Eigenzinnig kunstzinnig: de...

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The Magic Flute: Die Zauber...

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Het numineuze

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In de ban van Jung: Nederla...

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Het werkelijke brein achter...

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Ontmoetingen met Jung: De m...

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“The essence of a work of art is not to be found in the personal idiosyncrasies that creep into it – indeed, the more there are of them, the less it is a work of art – but in its rising above the personal and in its speaking (...) to the mind and heart of mankind. The personal is a limitation, yes, even a burden to art.”
Tjeu van den Berk, Jung on Art: The Autonomy of the Creative Drive

“A religious person is able to see the ‘gods’ in a dewdrop, a flower, a falling star, an animal which crosses his path, a sunbeam. When this happens, he has a total experience. But if he adopts an aesthetic attitude towards this flower or this dewdrop, he looks at only one aspect. The aesthetic attitude is a partial attitude. Such an attitude protects against an abundance of other sensations and is therefore per definition one-sided and superficial.”
Tjeu Van Den Berk, Jung on Art: The Autonomy of the Creative Drive



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