エナンチオドミアは、精神科医カール・ユングによって導入された原理であり、必然的に力の余裕が必然的にその逆を生み出す。 自然界の平衡の原則に似ています。バランスを取り戻すために極端なシステムが反対しているからです。 物事が極端になると、彼らはその逆になる。 しかし、ユングニアンの言葉では、精神的に、その影に逆らって、強力で脅かされるような心理的力の抑圧に変身します。 これは、伝統的な中国の宗教の原理（道教と陰陽のように）でも同様に期待できます。 「エナンチオドミア」はユングによって造語されたものであるが、それはヘラクリトゥスの著作に暗示されている。 frで。 例えば、寒いものは暖かく、暖かいものは冷たく、濡れたものは乾いていて、麻酔したものは濡れる」とHeraclitusは言う。 それはまた、「戦争はすべての王、すべての王」のような彼の言葉の他の言葉にも暗黙のように見えますが、彼らは異なる/反対のことがそれ自体に同意するのを知らず、調和は弓と抒情詩のように反射的です。 Enantiodromia is a principle introduced by psychiatrist Carl Jung that the superabundance of any force inevitably produces its opposite. It is similar to the principle of equilibrium in the natural world, in that any extreme is opposed by the system in order to restore balance. When things get to their extreme, they turn into their opposite. However, in Jungian terms, a thing psychically transmogrifies into its Shadow opposite, in the repression of psychic forces that are thereby cathected into something powerful and threatening. This can be anticipated as well in the principles of traditional Chinese religion - as in Taoism and yin-yang. Though "enantiodromia" was coined by Jung, it is implied in the writings of Heraclitus. In fr. 126, for example, Heraclitus says "cold things warm, warm things cool, wet things dry and parched things get wet." It also seems implicit in other of his sayings, like "war is father of all, king of all", "they do not know that the differing/opposed thing agrees with itself; harmony is reflexive, like the bow and the lyre".
The capacity for people to kid themselves is huge. Living on illusions or delusions, and the re-establishing of these illusions or delusions requires a big effort to keep them from being seen through. But a very old idea is at work behind our current state of affairs: enantiodromia, or the Greek notion of things turning into their opposite.
The Dionysian Self: C.G. Jung's Reception of Friedrich Nietzsche
das Auseinandergerissensein des Zagreus, das auch Nietzsche zu Beginn
seiner Geisteskrankheit erfuhr' ['Enantiodromia means being torn asunder into
pairs of opposites . . . being torn asunder like Zagreus. This was what Niettsche ...
Paul Bishop, 1995
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Chaos And Complexity: Implications For Psychological Theory ...
And again, Jung seemed to contradict himself by establishing the concept of
enantiodromia, by conceiving the possibility of equilibrium as attaining the self (
Biitz, 1992a, 1992d). This contradiction is not so easy to deal with, and given
Jung's ...
Michael R. Butz, 1997
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Ted Hughes: Alternative Horizons: Alternative Horizons
The first since Hughes' death, this collection gathers essays by most major international Hughes scholars, challenging traditional critical reception and acknowledging the impossibility of studying Hughes without reference to Plath.
Joanny Moulin, 2005
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The Exegesis of Philip K. Dick
posite through enantiodromia. Thus God works and wins within the fallen
entropic creation of the disintegrating “splitting” dialectic to win us one and all in
the end, by different routes. Thus the cosmic game between God and his
adversary ...
Philip K. Dick, Jonathan Lethem, Pamela Jackson, 2011
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Perpetual Adolescence: Jungian Analyses of American Media, ...
This confusing and dangerous state will persist until an enantiodromia, or a
reversal in the flow of psychic energy, is effected — until the "third option" of the
transcendent function presents itself — and the puer is able to land his feet safely
on ...
Sally Porterfield, Keith Polette, Tita French Baumlin, 2009
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The Transcendent Function: Jung's Model of Psychological ...
He noted that it went back at least as far as the ancient Greek philosopher
Heraclitus, who enunciated the principle of enantiodromia, meaning "being torn
asunder into pairs of opposites" (1943/ 1953, p. 73): Old Heraclitus . . .
discovered the ...
Jeffrey C. Miller, 2004
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Enantiodromia by Jani Christou ; And, An Original ...
Abstract.
Aristocles Carastathis, 1988
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The Stock of Available Reality: R.P. Blackmur and John Berryman
Further ... it is an enantiodromia, the shocked condition, the turning point, where a
thing becomes its own opposite, than which there is no place at once more
terrifying and more fortifying to find oneself in. Feeling and sensation and intuition
...
James D. Bloom, 1984
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Imaginal Reality: Journey to the Voids
To speak to the mechanics of living with immediate experience divided against
itself, we turn to Jung's concept of enantiodromia. Enantiodromia is that force
about which we learn when we watch a tragic hero trot himself up to the height of
his ...
Aaron B. Daniels, 2011
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Carl Jung, Darwin of the Mind
At such times, the tendency towards enantiodromia is to be observed.
Enantiodromia, a running contrariwise, is a psychological law given its name by
Heraclitus (Jung, 1953 [1917], par. 111). He meant by it that, sooner or later,
everything runs ...
White Noise. // Who Will Be Dallas-Fort Worth's Next Leon Bridges?
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Rules of Desire
This isn't because desire is bad, however—it's because, as psychiatrist Carl Jung noted with his “principle of enantiodromia,” the abundance of ... «India Currents, 2月 15»
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Newcastle band EnterTheLexicon hope record deal will be big break
... last year but have re-recorded tracks Do You Feel The Same, I Am Not You, Full Moon and Enantiodromia, as well as two extra bonus tracks. «ChronicleLive, 5月 14»
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Redefining the Mother Nature Myth
It is what [Carl] Jung called an enantiodromia, which is a defensive reversal of a myth into its opposite.” As an example of this phenomenon, she ... «Ecology Global Network, 4月 14»
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Dems should look to Jim Webb in 2016
There is a law in politics derived from the writings of Heraclitus called "enantiodromia." It means the one begets the other: U.S.S.R. vs. U.S.A. ... «The Hill, 4月 14»
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Susan Cheever elegantly blends biography, memoir and cultural …
... disagreeable about Cummings, she points out some quirks of character (his temper), his contrariness (“enantiodromia” is the term she uses), ... «The Plain Dealer, 2月 14»
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'Linder: Femme/Objet' exhibition at Musée d'Art Moderne, Paris
Photography: Adrien Dirand. From left: 'Monogenes', 'Deceptio Visus', 'Puella Aeternus' and 'Enantiodromia', all from 2008. Courtesy of Stuart ... «wallpaper.com, 2月 13»
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Phone Homer is the Modern Woman's Iliad
That's an instance of enantiodromia, which is a Greek word meaning “Mitt Romney on public health care.” I'm going to compare Ellsworth to ... «The SunBreak, 3月 12»
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The Sideways Publishing Saga -- Part III: Whiplash; Dismay!
It was a stunning enantiodromia the likes of which I couldn't have fantasized in my most wine-fueled delusions. On Super Bowl Sunday in 2000, ... «Huffington Post, 2月 12»
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The Long Climb and Steep Descent of Legg Mason's Top Stock Picker
A discussion with him might cover astrophysics and ant colonies, meteorology and baseball, the science of poker playing, and "enantiodromia," ... «Wall Street Journal, 11月 11»
