MAFFESOLI, Michel. Carl Gustav Jung and postmodernity: from hegelian overdrive (aufhebung) to jungian integration. []. , 14, 4, pp.1-9. ISSN 1809-8908.

This article addresses the relationship of Analytical Psychology to postmodernity, from three assumptions and consequences: overcoming epistemological individualism, progressivity from tradition and putting faith in sovereign reason in check. Therefore, some notions of Jung are required in this process: compensation, shadow and intersign. This passage from court-based knowledge to holistic conceptions characterizes epistemological immanentism, which points to the overcoming of education through initiation, from the domain of nature to ecosophy and from the logic of non-crontadiction to the logic of the contradictory, of plural people.

: Analytical Psychology; Postmodernity; Tradition.

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