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Depth-Psychology and the 'Homo Religiosus'

’All men by nature desire to know.’ However knowledge has been defined, whatever its achievements or its limitations, its vanities or its ironies, the desire to attain to it-epitomized in those opening words of Aristotle’s J.,fetaphysics-has largely been taken for granted in our western philosophical traditions. It is only in the last hundred years that a sustained effort has been made to question that basic presupposition. For with the rise and development of depth-psychology, another dictum has been advanced, as it were, to stand alongside Aristotle’s : All men by nature desire not to know. At once the ’Search for