The Current Role of Analytical Psychology in Maintaining Fictitious Boundaries that are Promoted through the Race Lie: A call to dismantle the virtual wall that exists through attitudes of white supremacy
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Summary
This summary is machine-generated.The concept of race, though scientifically invalid, persists and impacts people of color globally. This paper examines Carl Jung's white supremacist views and their potential harm in healthcare.
Area Of Science
- Social Sciences
- Psychology
- History of Science
Background
- The concept of race has been scientifically debunked as a basis for discrimination.
- Despite discreditation, the race concept retains significance and influences societal structures.
- Historical figures like Carl Jung held views that warrant critical examination.
Purpose Of The Study
- To explore the global implications of Carl Jung's pre-1945 attitudes towards people of color.
- To identify Jung's attitude as white supremacy, contrasting with the analytical ethos.
- To investigate how such attitudes may perpetuate racialized beliefs in healthcare.
Main Methods
- Historical analysis of Carl Jung's writings and attitudes.
- Comparative analysis with the International Association for Analytical Psychology's ethos.
- Examination of the link between historical racial attitudes and contemporary healthcare disparities.
Main Results
- Jung's pre-1945 attitude towards people of color is identified as white supremacy.
- This attitude contrasts sharply with the analytical ethos of the IAAP.
- The study suggests a potential link between Jung's views and ongoing racialized beliefs in healthcare.
Conclusions
- A written acknowledgment of harm is requested for the works of C. G. Jung.
- Addressing historical white supremacist attitudes is crucial for equitable healthcare.
- Challenging the persistent influence of the race concept is vital for global equity.
Keywords:
Analytische Psychologie C. G. Jung C.G. Jung Eugenik Haltung der weißen Vorherrschaft Kollektivschuld Müttersterblichkeit Zwangssterilisationen actitud de supremacía blanca analytical attitudes analytical theory atteggiamento di supremazia bianca attitude de suprématie blanche collective guilt colpa collettiva culpa colectiva culpabilité collective esterilización forzada eugenesia eugenetica eugenics eugénisme forced sterilizations institutionalisierte Voreingenommenheit institutionalized bias maternal mortality mortalidad maternal mortalità materna mortalité maternelle pregiudizio istituzionalizzato prejuicio institucional préjugés institutionnalisés psicologia analitica psicología analítica psychologie analytique sterilizzazione forzata stérilisations forcées white supremacism К. Г. Юнг аналитическая психология евгеника коллективная вина материнская смертность в родах предрассудки о превосходстве белой расы принудительная стерилизация узаконенные предрассудки 产妇死亡率 优生学 分析心理学 制度化偏见 强制绝育 白人至上的态度 荣格 集体内疚
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