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symbol ” in order to understand why this ritual gave him at last such a sense of
security . The word is too often used to indicate a mere emblem , a sign or image
to express a known fact , such as the winged wheel that the Swiss railroad men ...
symbol ” in order to understand why this ritual gave him at last such a sense of
security . The word is too often used to indicate a mere emblem , a sign or image
to express a known fact , such as the winged wheel that the Swiss railroad men ...
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Then another symbol came up , the most important of all . Throughout the war
Jung repeatedly had periods of military service , which he performed with great
enthusiasm . To him one of the drawbacks of getting old was that he was over the
...
Then another symbol came up , the most important of all . Throughout the war
Jung repeatedly had periods of military service , which he performed with great
enthusiasm . To him one of the drawbacks of getting old was that he was over the
...
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The fact that this symbol must be basic in human nature was empirically proved
to me when I looked at the sketch I had made , just before seeing Jung for the first
time , of the four priests in a wood who formed a mandala . Both Jung ' s patient ...
The fact that this symbol must be basic in human nature was empirically proved
to me when I looked at the sketch I had made , just before seeing Jung for the first
time , of the four priests in a wood who formed a mandala . Both Jung ' s patient ...
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Contents
Preface | 7 |
Early Impressions 18751886 | 19 |
The Basel Gymnasium 18861895 | 39 |
Copyright | |
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