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【双语音+文稿】卡尔荣格的全部哲学(在复杂的现实中找到内在的

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0:00In 1913, one of the most respected psychiatrists in Europe sat alone in a chair in his house1913年,欧洲最受尊敬的心理医生之一 独自坐在家中的椅子上
0:05in Zurich, closed his eyes, and deliberately let himself fall.在苏黎世 闭上眼睛 故意让自己跌倒
0:10Not physically, psychologically, he later described it as dropping into the depths beneath从身体上,心理上,他后来形容它 下降到深处
0:16his feet.他的脚
0:17He did not know how far down it went.他不知道事情发展到什么程度。
0:20He did not know what was waiting.他不知道在等待什么。
0:23He knew only that something was pulling at him from below, something that had been pulling他只知道有东西从下面拉着他 什么东西一直在拉着他
0:28since his split from Sigmund Freud earlier that year, and that he had a choice.自从他从西格蒙德·弗洛伊德那里分裂以来 他有选择
0:33He could resist it and perhaps remain intact on the surface, or he could go down and find他可以抗拒,也许保持 完整在表面,或者他可以下去寻找
0:38out what was there.离开那里。
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1In 1913, one of the most respected psychiatrists in Europe sat alone in a chair in his house1913年,欧洲最受尊敬的心理医生之一 独自坐在家中的椅子上
2in Zurich, closed his eyes, and deliberately let himself fall.在苏黎世 闭上眼睛 故意让自己跌倒
3Not physically, psychologically, he later described it as dropping into the depths beneath从身体上,心理上,他后来形容它 下降到深处
4his feet.他的脚
5He did not know how far down it went.他不知道事情发展到什么程度。
6He did not know what was waiting.他不知道在等待什么。
7He knew only that something was pulling at him from below, something that had been pulling他只知道有东西从下面拉着他 什么东西一直在拉着他
8since his split from Sigmund Freud earlier that year, and that he had a choice.自从他从西格蒙德·弗洛伊德那里分裂以来 他有选择
9He could resist it and perhaps remain intact on the surface, or he could go down and find他可以抗拒,也许保持 完整在表面,或者他可以下去寻找
10out what was there.离开那里。
11He went down.他下楼了
12What he found over the next several years, the visions, the voices, the figures that在接下来的几年里,他发现的, 视觉,声音,数字
13spoke to him out of his own unconscious.和他说话是因为他昏迷了
14He recorded obsessively in a series of black notebooks and then transferred in elaborate他沉迷于一系列的黑笔记本中 之后又详细转录
15calligraphic script, surrounded by his own paintings and illustrations, into a large书法剧本,由他自己的绘画和插图环绕,形成一个巨大的
16red leather-bound volume he called the Liber Novus, the new book, what the world now knows红色的皮书,他称之为"解放者诺武斯",新书,世界现在所知道的
17as the Red Book.如红经.
18For decades he showed it to almost no one.几十年来,他几乎无人看过
19He feared it would destroy his reputation.他担心这会毁了他的名声。
20He feared people would say he had lost his mind.他担心别人会说他疯了
21The book remained locked in a safe after his death, unseen, for nearly 50 years.这本书在他死后一直被锁在保险箱里, 隐蔽了将近50年。
22When it was finally published in 2009, scholars recognized it immediately for what it was.在2009年最终出版时,学者们立即承认它是什么.
23Not the record of a breakdown, but the foundation of everything Carl Jung had ever thought.不是崩溃的记录,而是卡尔·郑所想的一切的基础.
24The source from which the collective unconscious, the archetypes, the shadow, individuation,集体无意识的源头 原型 阴影 分裂
25all of it, had actually come.这一切,实际上已经来了。
26Not from clinical observation alone, from the inside, from his own depths.不单从临床观察,从内,从自身深处.
27This is the philosophy of Carl Jung, and it begins where all genuine philosophy begins.这就是卡尔·郑的哲学,它从所有真正的哲学开始的地方开始.
28Not with a theory, but with a crisis.不是理论,而是危机
29Carl Gustav Jung was born in 1875 in a small Swiss village, the son of a Protestant minister卡尔·古斯塔夫·郑(Carl Gustav Jung)1875年出生于瑞士一个小村庄,是一位新教牧师的儿子.
30who had lost his faith and could not say so.他丧失了信仰,不能这么说。
31His father performed the rituals, gave the sermons, administered the sacraments, and他的父亲主持仪式,布道,管理圣事,
32believed none of it.都不相信这些
33Jung watched this as a child, and it left a mark that never healed.郑氏从小看这个,留下了从未痊愈的印记.
34The gap between the official story and the inner truth.官方故事与内心真相的鸿沟.
35The life performed versus the life actually lived.所表现的生活与实际生活。
36He grew up lonely, intensely interior, prone to strange experiences that he did not know他从小孤独 内心深处 容易经历他不知道的奇怪经历
37how to talk about.如何是说.
38At 12, he had a vision so disturbing, an image of God destroying a cathedral with an act12岁时,他有一个如此令人不安的视觉, 一个上帝摧毁一个大教堂的形象 与行为
39of desecration, that he spent days refusing to think it through, terrified of what it被亵渎, 他花了好几天 拒绝思考, 害怕它是什么
40meant that such a thing had appeared in his mind.意思是这样的事在他脑海里出现过
41When he finally did think it through, when he allowed himself to follow it to its conclusion,当他终于想通了, 当他允许自己遵循它的结论,
42he felt something remarkable.他感觉到一些非凡的东西。
43Relief.救济.
44The thought was terrible, but it was his.想法是可怕的,但这是他的。
45It had come from somewhere real inside him.它来自他体内的某处
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