Homer's Odyssey : one man's search for his myth
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[Possibly a lecture given at the C.G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles.]
'Many of us here tonight are familiar with Dr. C.G. Jung's admonition to each person to discover his own myth. This is not just the work of analysis, but the work of one's life, one's magnum opus....One must accept the search as a lifework; one must forever be satisfied with work that is unfinished....My longtime study of the Odyssey is a product of my history....I tried to elucidate the Odyssey; now the Odyssey elucidates me.' --pp. 1, 3
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