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The experience of introversion; an integration of phenomenological, empirical, and Jungian approaches by
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Durham, NC Duke University Press c1975
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Persona; where sacred meets profane by
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Boston Shambhala 1995
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Problems of mysticism and its symbolism by
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New York Moffat, Yard and Co. c1917
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Personality: the individuation process in the light of C. G. Jung's typology by Series: (Psychology of C. G. Jung;v.4)
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Einseideln, Switz. Daimon Verlag c1995*
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Consciousness by Series: (Psychology of C. G. Jung; v.3)
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Boston Sigo Press c1989*
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The shaman from Elko; papers in honor of Joseph L. Henderson on his 75th birthday
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San Francisco C. G. Jung Institute of San Francisco c1978*
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Jung's psychology and its social meaning; an introductory statement of C. G. Jung's psychological theories and a first interpretation of their significance for the social sciences by
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NY Julian Press c1953
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Alchemical active imagination by Series: (C.G. Jung Foundation book)
Edition: rev. ed. 1999
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Boston/London Shambhala c1979, 1977
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Loose ends; primary papers in archetypal psychology by
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Zurich Spring c1975
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Jungian psychology in perspective by
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NY/London Free Press/Collier MacMillan c1981
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Alchemical active imagination by
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Irving, TX Spring Publications c1979
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Blake : a psychological study by
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London Hollis and Carter 1946
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Personality correlates of breast cancer : an exploration of extraversion-introversion in women who have had breast cancer by
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