Finding The Deeply Human In A Posthuman Age

Jung’s comprehension of the depths of human nature constitutes an incisive counterpoint to the assumptions of post-humanism and to the dissociative bubble that presently fosters these assumptions. Jung sheds light on the self-regulating nature of the psyche and the archetypal forms behind this forms we may choose to overlook but cannot ultimately dismiss. These forms reflect the larger rhythms of the cosmos and are seemingly woven into the fabric of life itself. Jung pointedly demonstrates that even as we have embraced reason and science, the archetypal world of non-rational impulses and religious ideas have continued to unconsciously influence our thoughts and actions.