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    Marie-Louise von Franz

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    Primary-source archive of Jungian analyst Marie-Louise von Franz (1915–1998): her dream films, interviews, and lectures on dreams, death, time, and alchemy.

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    Socrates

    4 mentions across 2 talks in Marie-Louise von Franz

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    The Way of the Dream — Disc 22 mentions
    1:16:13

    …mental masculine world such an escape into the intellectual or scientific realm has been for instance done by the society around Socrates and Plato in Greece that was an escape into the a pure men's society of philosophers and scientists among themselves…

    1:16:29

    …into the a pure men's society of philosophers and scientists among themselves and we know that they were mostly homosexual or that Socrates didn't get on with his wife Xanthippe at all had a very unhappy marriage in other words the problem of the feminine…

    Archetypal Experiences Surrounding Death2 mentions
    1:08:45

    …eyes, dead. Nearly 24 hours after this dream she died without regaining consciousness again. This dream reminds one of the last words of Socrates. When he was in prison shortly before he had to take the cup of poison, he spoke to his friends as Plato…

    1:09:39

    …It was therefore the custom that if somebody was healed by the god from an illness, he sacrificed the cockerel to Asclepius. Thus Socrates conveyed to his friends that for him, in a way, life was itself an illness, and death was its cure, his becoming…