An introduction to astrology
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TextNew York APC of NYC 1950Description: 16p.; ill.; bibliog. refsContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
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Zeller Library | FILE/AW.AstHop (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | In filing cabinet behind desk. See librarian for assistance. | B04470 |
Tagboard-bound multicopy of pp. 40-55 of unspecified typescript.. "This paper was read before a meeting of the Analytical Psychology Club of New York on January 20, 1950.
'If you look at astrology in general, you can consider it a psychological study in a three-fold sense. First, it provides a magnificent field for an objective, cold-blooded study of symbols. That would be looking at astrology from the outside, without necessarily subscribing to any astrologers' beliefs. Second, it can be a sort of vast esoteric creed, within which people may become philosophically and psychologically entangled. Third, it can be used to make forecasts of the future, and--something of particular interest to us--it can be applied to the analysis of personality. Whether it works or not is another matter.' --p. 41
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