Analytical Psychology
分析心理学
Karl Jung
卡尔 荣格
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THE OTHER POINT OF VIEW:
THE WILL TO POWER
另外一个观点:
权力意志
42 The case of Nietzsche faces us with the question: What did
the collision with the shadow, namely the will to power, reveal to him? Is it to be regarded as something bogus, a symptom of repression? Is the will to power genuine or merely secondary? If the conflict with the shadow had let loose a flood of sexual fantasies, the matter would be perfectly clear; but it happened otherwise. The “Kern des Pudels” was not Eras but the power of the ego. From this we would have to conclude that what was repressed was not Eros but the will to power. There is in my opinion no ground for the assumption that Eras is genuine and the will to power bogus. The will to power is surely just as mighty a daemon as Eros, and just as old and original.
尼采的情况让我们面对这个问题。跟阴影的冲突。换句话说,权力意志对他启示什么?权力意志就是被认为是某件欺骗的东西,压抑的症状吗?权力意志是真诚或仅是次要?假如跟阴影的这个冲突释放出性的幻想的洪流,事情将是完全清楚。但是,情况发生并不相同。“Kern des Pudels”(浮士德)谜团的解答并不是性爱,而是自我的权力。从这里,我们将必须下个结论:所被压抑的东西并不是性爱,而是权力意志。依我之见,这并不构成理由要假设:性爱是真诚,而权力意志是欺骗。权力意志确实是跟性爱一样强大的恶魔,同样古老与原初。
43 A life like Nietzsche’s, lived to its fatal end with rare consist-
ency in accordance with the underlying instinct for power, can¬not simply be explained away as bogus. Otherwise one would make oneself guilty of the same unfair judgment that N ietzsche passed on his polar opposite, Wagner: “Everything about him is false. What is genuine is hidden or decorated. He is an actor, in every good and bad sense of the word.” Why this prejudice? Be¬cause Wagner embodies that other elemental urge which Nie¬tzsche overlooked, and upon which Freud’s psychology is built.
像尼采过的这样的生命,他活到生命的终极结束,带着罕见的一致性,符合作为潜在基础的权力的本能。权力意志不能仅是作为欺骗被表达。否则,我们将会让自己犯下相同不公平的判断,如同尼采对于他的极端对立者华格纳所犯的错误的判断。「关于华格纳的每样东西都是虚假。真诚的东西被隐藏或被装饰。华格纳是位演员,就演员的好与坏的实在意义而言。」为什么会有这样的偏见?因为华格纳具体表现另外一个元素的渴望,那是尼采所忽略的。弗洛依德的心理学则是以它作为基础来建造。
If we inquire whether Freud knew of that other instinct, the urge to power, we find that he conceived it under the name of “ego-instinct.” But these “ego-instincts” occupy a rather pokey little corner in his psychology compared with the broad, all too broad, development of the sexual factor. In reality human na¬ture bears the burden of a terrible and unending conflict between the principle of the ego and the principle of instinct: the ego all barriers and restraint, instinct limitless, and both principles of equal might. In a certain sense man may count himself happy that he is “conscious only of the single urge,” and therefore it is only prudent to guard against ever knowing the other. But if he does learn to know the other, it is all up with him: he then enters upon the Faustian conflict. In the first part of Faust Goethe has shown us what it means to accept instinct and in the second part what it means to accept the ego and its weird uncon-
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THE OTHER POINT OF VIEw: THE WILL TO POWER
scious world.
假如我们询问弗洛依德是否知道那个其它的本能,权力的渴望,我们发现,他构想它,以“自我-本能”的名义。但是,这些“自我-本能”,在他的心理学里,佔据相当窄小的角落,相较于那些宽广,太过于宽广的性的因素的发展。实际上,人类的天性承受可怕与无穷尽的冲突的负担,处于自我的原则与本能的原则之间的冲突。自我处处处障碍与约束,而本能则是无限。两个原则具有相等的力量。从某个意义言,人可能认为他是快乐,他“仅是意识到他单一的渴望”。因此,假如人确实获得知道另外一个元素力量,他就完蛋了:他会陷入浮士德的冲突。在“浮士德”的第一部分,歌德跟我们显示,接受本能是什么意思, 然后在第二部分,接受自我与自我的古怪的无意识的世界是什么意思。
All that is insignificant, paltry, and cowardly in u cowers and shrinks from this acceptance-and there is an excel lent pretext for this: we discover that the “other” in us is indeec “another,” a real man, who actually thinks, does, feels, and de sires all the things that are despicable and odious. In this wa; we can seize hold of the bogey and declare war on him to om satisfaction. Hence those chronic idiosyncrasies of which the his tory of morals has preserved some fine examples. A particularl) transparent example is that already cited-“N ietzsche contn Wagner, contra Paul,” etc. But daily life abounds in such cases By this ingenious device a man may save himself from the Faus tian catastrophe, before which his courage and his strength mighl well fail him. A whole man, however, knows that his bitteresl foe, or indeed a host of enemies, does not equal that one worS1 adversary, the “other self” who dwells in his bosom. N ietzsch( had Wagner in himself) and that is why he envied him Parsifal; but, what was worse, he, Saul, also had Paul in him. TherefoH Nietzsche became one stigmatized by the spirit; like Saul he hac to experience Christification, when the “other” whispered th( “Ecce Homo” in his ear. Which of them “brake down befon the cross”-Wagner or Nietzsche?
在我们身上,所有那些不重要,微不足道与懦弱的东西,都从这个接受里,畏惧而退缩。这样做的藉口非常充分:我们发现,我们身上的“另外一个力量”确实是“另外一个”,一位真实的人。这位真实的人思想,行为,感觉,与欲望那些卑下而可恶的一切东西。在这个战争里,我们捉住这个欺骗者,然后跟他宣战,到令我们心满意足。因此,那些惯性的怪癖,道德的历史曾经保留有关它们的一些精辟的,例子。一个特别显目的例子是,那个已经被引述的“尼采反对华格纳,反对圣保罗”,等等。但是,每天的生活充满了这些情况。凭借这个灵巧的设计,人可以拯救他自己,避免浮士德的灾难。在这个灾难面前,他很有可能丧失勇气。可是,一位完整的人知道他最痛苦的敌人,或确实一群的敌人,都无法比得上那个最糟糕的敌人,那个“另外一个我自己”,他驻居在他的内心里。尼采拥有华格纳在他自身之内。那就是为什么他妒忌他,这位“帕西法尔”。但是,更加糟糕地,他作为索罗,在他身上拥有保罗。因此,尼采成为一位被精神污名化的人。就像索罗一样,他必须经验成为基督教徒。当“另外一个我的力量”则是在他的耳边小声说:「瞧!这个人!」。他们哪一位在十字架前崩溃?华格纳?还是尼采?
44 Fate willed it that one of Freud’s earliest disciples, Alfrec
Adler, should formulate a view of neurosis2 based exclusively on the power principle. It is of no little interest, indeed singularl) fascinating, to see how utterly different the same things 1001 when viewed in a contrary light. To take the main contrast first: with Freud everything follows from antecedent circumstance1 according to a rigorous causality, with Adler everything is a teleological “arrangement.” Here is a simple example: A young woman begins to have attacks of anxiety. At night she wakes uF from a nightmare with a blood-curdling cry, is scarcely able tc calm herself, clings to her husband and implores him not tc leave her, demanding assurance that he really loves her, etc. Gradually a nervous asthma develops, the attacks also coming on during the day.
命运这样表达意志:弗洛依德的最早期的一位学生,阿德勒竟然阐述一个对于神经症的观点,专注地以权力的原则作为基础。这是相当引人興趣,确实独异地令人著迷。当我们看见,相同的这些事情如何完全地不同,当从相反的观点来看待它们。首先,让我们观看这个主要的对照:对于弗洛伊德,每样东西都从先前的情况推论而来,依照严格的因果律。对于阿德勒,每样东西都是目的论的“安排“。在此是一个简单的例子。一位年轻的女士开始遭受焦虑的侵袭。在晚上,她从恶梦中清醒过来,带着恐惧的哭喊,她几乎无法让自己安静下来。她紧捉住他的丈夫,并且恳请他不要离开她。她要求保证,他确实爱他,等等。逐渐地,一个神经症的哮喘显示出来。这种恐惧的侵袭也发生在白天。
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