
对战争可怕的爱
A Terrible Love of War
James Hillman · 初版 2004 年
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“战争孕育了一种不可思议的对立面集合:谋杀、战友情谊、酷刑、宗教信仰、对大地的摧毁、爱国主义、毁灭,以及对不朽荣耀的期盼。战时似乎将生命推向了最生动、最有意义的层面。投身于毁灭的活动中,士兵和受害者体会到一种对存在和身为人类的深刻感悟。心灵面对这种悖论退缩了,而且确实少有作家敢于承担揭示战争这一险恶、令人陶醉且必然的力量的任务。相反,战争主宰人类这一赤裸裸的事实
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我读过最引人深思的书之一是詹姆斯·希尔曼(James Hillman)的《对战争的恐怖之爱》(A Terrible Love of War)。这本书从荣格心理学的视角(母题、原型、隐喻、神话等……)探讨了链接文章的主题,有些人可能会被劝退,但我发现它极具启发性……
One of the most thought provoking books I've ever read is "A Terrible Love of War" by James Hillman. This books explores the topic of the linked article from a Jungian point of view (motifs, archetypes, metaphors, mythology, etc...) which may turn off some people, but I found it expansive…
这是已故荣格派心理学家詹姆斯·希尔曼十年前在他的书《对战争的恐怖之爱》(A Terrible Love of War)中提出的一个观点(我也是第一次接触到)。http://www.amazon.com/Terrible-Love-War-James-Hillman/dp/014... 这跟 HN 上平时的调调不太一样,但很值得一读。我们或许是一个充满杀手猿基因的社会,但在战争中我们其实并没有那么渴望杀戮……
This is a point that the late Jungian psychologist James Hillman raised (and I encountered for the first time) in his book a decade ago titled "A Terrible Love of War." http://www.amazon.com/Terrible-Love-War-James-Hillman/dp/014... It's different than the normal HN fare, but worth a read. We may be a society of killer apes, but we're not as eager to kill in warfare…