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... confronted with its origins , the archetypes , the finite consciousness with its archaic foundations ; the mortal ego ... confrontation only after he had studied alchemy , which he did not do until nearly twenty years after the time we ...
... confronted with its origins , the archetypes , the finite consciousness with its archaic foundations ; the mortal ego ... confrontation only after he had studied alchemy , which he did not do until nearly twenty years after the time we ...
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... confrontation with the unconscious . " But , again , the one belongs to the other , for , as Jung used to emphasize later , it is impossible to face the strange world of the unconscious unless the foundations of consciousness are well ...
... confrontation with the unconscious . " But , again , the one belongs to the other , for , as Jung used to emphasize later , it is impossible to face the strange world of the unconscious unless the foundations of consciousness are well ...
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... confrontation with the unconscious " would not have been adequate or complete . This dream , then , the outcome of his first visit to Africa , can be called the first epilogue to that confrontation . When I pointed out that his work on ...
... confrontation with the unconscious " would not have been adequate or complete . This dream , then , the outcome of his first visit to Africa , can be called the first epilogue to that confrontation . When I pointed out that his work on ...
Contents
Preface | 7 |
The Swiss Soil | 11 |
Early Impressions 18751886 | 19 |
Copyright | |
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