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21.	Seeing The Landscape Complex In Traditional Culture From Jung's Psychology
22.	Distinction And Qualification: Jung's Concept Of "common Time" Aids And Transforms The "Book Of Changes"
23.	An Analysis Of Characters In The Progress Of Love From The Perspective Of Carl Jung’s Theory Of The Collective Unconscious
24.	An Analysis Of The Knight’s Self-realization In The Knight In Rusty Armor Based On Jung’s Archetypal Theory
25.	On Good Country People From Jung’s Analytical Psychology Perspective
26.	On Stevens’ Individuation In The Remains Of The Day From The Perspective Of Jungian Psychology
27.	A Study Of Inbo Jung’s Yangming Thought
28.	An Analysis Of Stephen’s Personality Development In A Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Man From The Perspective Of Jung’s Psychology
29.	The Reception Of Carl Jung’s Archetypal Theory In China
30.	A Study Of Jung’s Analytical Psychology From The Philosophical Perspective Of The Book Of Changes
31.	A Study On The Theme Of Personality Development In Christie’s Novels Under Jung’s Personality Theory
32.	Carl Jung's interpretation of Wolfgang Pauli's dreams: The Bailey Island, Maine, and New York City seminars of 1936 and 1937
33.	Longing for belonging: Exile and homecoming in Rumi's poetry and Jung's psychology
34.	A Hermeneutic Exploration of Jung's and Buddhist Commentary on the Bardo Thodo
35.	The wandering archetype: C. G. Jung's 'Wotan' and Germanic-Aryan myth and ideology
36.	Jung's dark feminine, considered from the standpoint of the Kali motif in Hindu bhakti-marga (Carl G. Jung)
37.	The power of choice: A critique of Joseph Campbell's 'monomyth,' Northrop Frye's theory of myth, Mark Twain's orthodoxy to heresy and C. G. Jung's God-image
38.	The myth of the historical Jesus and the evolution of consciousness: A critique and proposed transformation of the epistemology of John Dominic Crossan's quest for the historical Jesus from the perspective of a phenomenological reading of C. G. Jung's ana
39.	Jung's incest fantasy and the deleterious nature of pipe dreams in the late plays of Eugene O'Neill
40.	A philosophical systematisation of the psychological concepts of Jung in relation to Neoplatonic tradition. An investigation into the henotheistic structure implicit in Jung's view of the internal subdivisions within the so-called realm of nothingnes
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