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Zen Buddhism And Psychoanalysis

D . T. SUZUKI

ERICH FROMM

RICHARD DE MARTINO

Ruskin house

GEORGE ALLEN & UNWIN LTD

Museum street London

FOREWORD

This book has its origin in a workshop on Zen Buddhishm and Psychoanalysis, which was held under the auspices of the Department of Psychoanalysis of the Medical School, autonomous national University of Mexico, during the first week of August, 1957, in Cueranavaca, Mexico.

Any psychologist, even twenty years ago, would have been greatly surprised-or shocked-to find his colleagues interested in a “mystical” religious system such as Zen Buddhishm. He would have been ever more surprised to find that most of the people present were not just “interested” but deeply concerned, and that they discovered that the week spent with Dr. Suzuki and his ideas had a most stimulating and refreshing influence on them, to say the least.

CONTENTS

FOREWORD by Erich Fromm

LECTURES ON ZEN BUDDHIHSM

            D.T. Suzuki

I.          east and West

II.         The Unconscious in Zen Buddhism

III.          The Concept of the self in Zen Buddhism

IV.        The Koan

V.                The Five steps

PSYCHOANALYSIS AND ZEN BUDDHISM

            Erich Fromm

I.                   Today’s spiritual crisis and the role of Psychoanalysis

II.                 Values and goals in Freud’s psychoanalytic concept

III.              The nature of well-being – man’s psychic evolution

IV.             The nature of consciousness, repression and de-pression

V.                Principles of Zen Buddhism

VI.             De-repression and enlightenment

THE HUMAN SITUATION AND ZEN BUDDHISM

            Richard De Martino

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