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Richard de Martino

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Richard de Martino is an author recognized for his unique exploration of Zen Buddhism and psychoanalysis. His influential work, Zen Buddhism & psychoanalysis, brings these two complex fields into conversation.

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Zen Buddhism & psychoanalysis

Daisetsu Teitaro Suzuki

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  • What is Richard de Martino best known for?

    Richard de Martino is primarily recognized for his significant contributions to the dialogue between Zen Buddhism and psychoanalysis. His work is considered foundational in exploring the intersections of these two distinct fields.

  • Are there other authors who write in a similar style to Richard de Martino?

    Readers interested in the unique blend of Eastern philosophy and Western psychology found in de Martino's work might explore authors like Erich Fromm or Alan Watts, who also engaged with these cross-cultural intellectual currents.