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The Essays of Erich Neumann, Volume 2
Creative Man: Five Essays
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Erich Neumann
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Translated by:
Eugene Rolfe
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English
Published/Copyright:
1979
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This selection of essays by one of C. G. Jung's favorite and most creative students explores important connections between analytical psychology and the study of literature and art.
Originally published in 1979.
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9781400886432
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288
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4 b/w illus.
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9781400886432
Keywords for this book
Georg Trakl; Acquittal; Attempt; Thought; Interrogation; Consciousness; The Other Hand; Psychology; Examining magistrate; Law court (ancient Athens); Incest; Delusion; Franz Kafka; Analytical psychology; Archetype; Ludwig Wittgenstein; Marc Chagall; Illustration; Gershom Scholem; Humility; Jacob and Esau; Result; Eranos; Narcissism; Interdependence; Symptom; Carl Jung; Physiognomy; Bayard Taylor; Imprisonment; Consideration; Admonition; Philosophy of language; Ambiguity; Philosophy; Lecture; Trespass; The Soul of the World; Religion; Chaplain; Bribery; Hasid (term); Oppression; Patricide; Philosophical fiction; State of affairs (sociology); Rule of reason; Psychologist; Schocken Books; Guilt (emotion); Oedipus complex; Injunction; Torture; Martin Heidegger; Writing; That Justice Be Done; Dichotomy; Incest taboo; Plea; Self-denial; Shame; Individuation; Aggression; Objectivity (philosophy); Toleration; The Origins and History of Consciousness; The Inner Eye; Admission (law); Externality; Jews
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College/higher education;Professional and scholarly;
