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C.G Jung, Artist

February 17, 2020February 16, 2020 ~ cafebedouin

"Although C.G. Jung is best known to us for his groundbreaking innovations in the field of psychiatry/psychotherapy (after all, he was the founder of analytical psychiatry), and also his anthropological work to some degree, he is now also recognized today for his work as an artist...Like many Jung enthusiasts I think that his most innovative … Continue reading C.G Jung, Artist

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