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Jungian psychology

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Jungian psychology,
n.pr psychologic approach based on the ideas and theories developed by Carl Jung (1875–1961). Includes the concepts of the collective unconscious and symbolic archetypes.
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Drawing heavily upon Jungian psychology to examine what makes the male mind, body, and sexual impulses tick, Potency explores at length the frustrations and challenges of being male in a former man's world, as well as viable alternatives to male-concentrated power as a way of life.
Potency by Burroughs, John / Reviewer's Bookwatch
I have sent a copy of the Vatican document Jesus Christ, The Bearer of Living Water: A Christian Reflection on the New Age to the FCJ Centre in Calgary, where one of the nuns has a degree in Jungian Psychology from the C.
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