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    Carl Gustav Jung

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    Carl Gustav Jung was a Swiss psychiatrist, psychotherapist, and psychologist who founded the school of analytical psychology.

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    James Hillman

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    World of Dreams [Part 3. Wisdom of the Dream]2 mentions
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    …acid test of all psychological theory. If it really turns out to be a description of what's happening it's good theory. James Hillman was director of studies at the Jung Institute in Zurich. After 25 years in Switzerland he returned to America to Dallas…

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    …After 25 years in Switzerland he returned to America to Dallas Texas. The soundtrack to your weekend lifestyle 106 1, the oasis Hillman analyses patients dreams but also sees the image of psyche in the architecture of cities and the shape and atmosphere of…

    Inheritance of Dreams [Part 2. Wisdom of the Dream]2 mentions
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    …jungian analysts now argue that we are still ruled by myth, but by a new myth, and we are unaware of the fact. Analyst James Hillman. Yes the modern man had lost his myth, had lost his sense of myth but you see we've moved that we've moved that now…

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    …Perhaps science fiction expresses the idea that humankind cannot after all rely on the intellectual conscious life alone. Analyst James Hillman sums up Jung's travels as a way of learning through first hand experience what the European Psyche had allowed…