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AbstractJung’s final psychoid theory of archetypes was an additional attempt to find a solution to the philosophical problem of how to relate mind and matter. In the following essay Jung’s solution is summarized by a set of 17 theses, and Jung’s philosophy will be calledpsychoid monism. According to psychoid monism, what ultimately and primarily is, is the psycho‐physically neutral domain of instinctual experience. The origin of this view can be traced back to Post‐Kantian German Idealism (Schopenhauer, Schelling, Hölderlin), and a systematization of the view requires a dialectic approach and, in particular, contradiction‐tolerant dialectic logic.
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