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C. G. Jung and the Kabbalah
Gilda Frantz 139-141
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Kabbalah, Jungian Psychology, and the Challenge of Contemporary Atheism
Sanford L. Drob 142-162
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Jung, Kabbalah, and Gnosis
Stephan A. Hoeller 163-181
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King David's Individuation Process Seen through a Kabbalistic Lens
Mel Gottlieb 182-204
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Kabbalistic Influences on Alchemy, Psychoanalysis, and Analytic Psychology
Charles H. Silverstein 205-218
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Four: A Reflection on the Wholeness of Nature, Part III
Christophe Le Mouël 219-245
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I Could Be
Carey Miller 246-246
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Waking
Carey Miller 247-247
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Late Roses
Robin van Löben Sels 248-249
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Lament for Persephone
Strawn Bovee 250-250
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Growth
Lori Levy 251-252
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What Do You Mean When You Say Green?
Lori Levy 253-254
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Kabbalistic Visions: C. G. Jung and Jewish Mysticism. (2010). By Sanford L. Drob. New Orleans, LA: Spring
J. Marvin Spiegelman 255-257
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The History of My Body. (2011). By Sharon Heath. Carmel, CA: Fisher King Press
Molly Jordan 258-259
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Tragic Beauty: The Dark Side of Venus Aphrodite and the Loss and Regeneration of the Soul. (2011). By Arlene Diane Landau. New Orleans: Spring Journal, Inc.
Deborah Wesley 259-261
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A Dangerous Method. (2011). Directed by David Cronenberg
Nancy Furlotti 262-263
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A Dangerous Method. (2011). Directed by David Cronenberg
Brockton D. Hill 263-268
