Název: Buddhismus a psychologie
Variantní název:
- Buddhism and psychology
Zdrojový dokument: Religio. 1995, roč. 3, č. 1, s. [49]-60
Rozsah
[49]-60
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ISSN1210-3640 (print)2336-4475 (online)
Trvalý odkaz (handle): https://hdl.handle.net/11222.digilib/124702
Type: Článek
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Text of the lecture invited by the Faculty of Philosophy at Charles-University in Prague on 4th May 1990. -- Seeking the common denominators of various schools of Buddhism and modern psychology is a means of the present comparative study. -- In order to proceed with the comparison, four main streams of modern scientific psychology are characterized: first, the positivistic school of behaviorism which conceives of man as only reacting machine and neglects whatever ethical considerations; second, the psychoanalysis which is oriented chiefly towards the psychopathology but also discovers the relevance of the myths and rituals for life coping; third, the humanistic psychology oriented towards the self-realization of man; and fourth, the transpersonal psychology studying also the spiritual values and techniques of meditation, analysing the cosmic consciousness and the phenomena of transcending the human condition. ...