"I do not live for what the world thinks of me, but for what I think of myself." ~ Jack London
Book: Jack London (2015). “Jack London on Adventure: Words of Wisdom from an Expert Adventurer”
Writers for young children have a nearly impossible task: to amuse both the kid being read to and the adult doing the reading. Doing one or the other is hard enough, and only a select handful of geniuses can manage both. William Steig is one. Read more about Steig and his gift for telling odd, complex tales: http://nyer.cm/noawPS2
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鯨魚上頭小老鼠。日
The mythical Kraken is used here to represent the complex and sometimes tumultuous field of metaphysics. Each tentacle of the octopus is labeled with the name of a prominent philosopher, and the body of the octopus is labeled "metaphysics."
Metaphysics is a branch of #philosophy concerned with explaining the fundamental nature of being and the world. It deals with questions that go beyond the physical sciences, addressing the nature of reality, existence, and what it means to be.
The philosophers named in the meme are known for their significant contributions to metaphysics:
Descartes: René Descartes is often associated with Cartesian dualism, the idea that the mind and body are fundamentally different in nature, a foundational concept in metaphysical discussions of consciousness and identity.
Leibniz: Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz is recognized for his monadology and the idea of a universe composed of simple substances known as monads, as well as his optimism about the pre-established harmony of the world.
Hume: David Hume is famous for his skepticism about human knowledge and his critique of the concept of causation, which has profound implications for metaphysics and epistemology.
The octopus, representing metaphysics, is "attacking" or challenging these philosophers, each of whom tried to wrestle with and understand the #nature of #reality, consciousness, and existence. The image humorously suggests that metaphysics is a complex, many-armed beast that philosophers have struggled to grapple with throughout #history.
#stoicismdigest
我所不知道的各國心理分析書、專業。
60、70年代，台灣開始引入心理分析的書籍。
水牛有些入門書，譬如說，解釋心理官能症。
新潮文庫包含力強，S. Freud 、 Carl Jung、Alfred Adler、 Erich Seligmann Fromm的大師的主要作品、傳記都涵蓋。
後來台灣有些出版社，張老師文化、心靈工坊、行人......
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The British Psychoanalytical Society was founded by the British neurologist Ernest Jones as the London Psychoanalytical Society on 30 October 1913. It is one of two organizations in Britain training psychoanalysts, the other being the British Psychoanalytic Association.
The society has been home to a number of important Psychoanalysts, including Wilfred Bion, Donald Winnicott, Anna Freud and Melanie Klein. Today it has over 400 members and is a member organisation of the International Psychoanalytical Association.[1]
Contents
1Establishment and name
2Interwar years
3The 'controversial discussions'
4After World War Two
5Prominent members of the society and Institute
6The society today
7References
8External links
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Psychoanalytical_Society
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[日]河合隼雄是Jung 學派的。他的作品的中文翻譯，可能近20本，通常都很能"入門"。
心理治療入門
作者: [日]河合隼雄
出版社: 東方出版中心
原作名: 心理療法入門
譯者: 饒雪梅
出版年: 2021-8-15
頁數: 218
定價: CNY42.0
裝幀: 平裝
叢書: 河合隼雄心靈對話系列
ISBN: 9787547318553
內容簡介 · · · · · ·
心理治療的根本是什麼？
本書選取心理治療中的意象、身體、過渡禮儀、故事、因果律、移情和反移情、個性，以及個人與社會等八大核心主題，結合大量實例展開理論探討，呈現了作者的心理治療觀及其構想的心理治療體系。
在河合隼雄看來，心理治療的根本是關聯性；意象和故事佔據了心理治療的中心；心理治療具有現代過渡禮儀的意義，具有彌補時代精神的性質……
河合隼雄長期致力於培養臨床心理治療師，他在書中深入淺出地介紹了自己經畢生實踐和思考形成的心理治療思路和方法，循循善誘地啟發讀者摸索適合自己個性的方法。
本書不僅是一本心理治療的理論入門書，還是一部應用指南。
“I was fortunate to have wonderfully supportive parents who told me that I had the ability to do anything I wanted with my life. They taught me to think independently and to be critical of my own ideas, and they urged me to do something worthwhile with my life, in my mother’s words, to ‘not settle for something mediocre.’ I realize now that I internalized those lessons and that they have influenced my work as a scientist.”
In her Nobel Prize biography, biologist Linda Buck tells us about her childhood and the influence her parents had on her scientific journey.
Buck went on to co-discover how our sense of smell works. She was awarded the 2004 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for her discovery.
Discover more about her life: https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/medicine/2004/buck/biographical/
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