[Buddha-l] Buddhism and Psychology research

[Dan Lusthaus]

>> You keep referring to this apparently bowdlerised Zarathustra
>> text. So how did you see it? How do you know what's in it?
>> Is the uncensored edition still available?
>
> You can get in on Amazon.com for about $175.

The Bollingen price is $265, and with Amazon's discount $178.87. You can 
click to look inside. Having just done so, I can warn you that $179 won't 
get you a copy of the original edition -- the introduction I mentioned, in 
which a Jungian analyst struggles (for the first time publicly in a Jungian 
publication) with the unavoidable evidence of Jung's antisemitism that, he 
painfully admits, will require attention henceforth, has been replaced with 
a sappy, nearly gushing elegy on Jung's brilliance, evoking all the 
buzzwords of well-known Jungian themes.

If you want to read the original -- you still have to hunt in the research 
libraries, or find someone who bought one of the early copies.

The coverup continues. Hagiography marches on...

Dan