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[125]Ibid, p.65.I25.1bid.,p.95. I26.1bid.,p.97.

[126]Zeev Sternhell,The Founding Myths ofIsrael(Princeton, NJ: Princeton Uni­versity Press, 1997).

[127]Noll,The Jung Cult,p. 21

[128]Ibid.,p. 274; Noll,The Aryan Christ,p. 277.

[129]Noll,The Jung Cult,p. 135

[130]Noll,The Aryan Christ,p. 273.

[131]C. G. Jung Biographical Archives, Jolande Jacobi Interview, December 26, 1969; Noll,The Aryan Christ,p. 274.

[132]Там же.

[133]See, esp., Zeev Sternhell,The Founding Myths of Israel.

[134]C. G. Jung Biographical Archives, Michael Fordham Interview, February 1969; Noll,The Aryan Christ,p. 275.

[135].C. G. Jung Biographical Archives, Irene Champernowne Interview, December 19, 1969; Noll,'The Aryan Christ,p. 274.

[136]C. G. Jung Biographical Archives, Cornelia Brunner Interview, January 8, 1970; Noll,The Aryan Christ,p. 275.

[137]Различные мнения по этому поводу приводят Maidenbuam, Martin,Lingering Shad­ows,and Maidenbaum,Jungandthe Shadow of Anti-Semitism.

[138]James Kirsch, "Carl Gustav Jung and thejews: The Real Story," in Maiden­baum and Martin,Lingering Shadoivs,pp. 52-87..

[139]Там же

[140]Там же

[141]Там же

[142]Там же

[143]Там же

[144]Там же

[145]Там же

[146]Gershom Scholem to Aniela Jaffe, May 7, 1963; Aniela Jaffe,From the Life and Work ofC. G. Jung,trans. R. F. C. Hull and Murray Stein (Einsiedeln, Switzerland: Daimon Verlag, 1989), pp. 97-98. Also quoted in Adams and Sherry, "Significant Words and Events," pp. 395-396.

[147]slip(сущ.) – пр. зн. скольжение, сдвиг, скос, перен. – ошибка, следовательно slipped up – пр. зн. - выскользнул; соскользнул; поскользнулся; перен. – ошибся, - прим.перев.

[148]C. G. Jung,Answer to Job(New York: Meridian, 1960), pp. 48, 73; note 7, p. 206.

[149]p.48

[150]Ibid., p.206, note 7. An editor's note in the English edition explains that the "shards" refer to Luria's doctrine of the "breaking of the vessels" through which "the powers of evil assumed a separate and real existence."

[151]Jung,Answer to Job,p. 53.

[152]Jung,Letters,2:157.

[153]Jung,Answer to Job,p. 64.149.Ibid, p.74.