Neoplatonism and analytical psychology

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Henderson, D. 2005. Neoplatonism and analytical psychology. International Association for Jungian Studies. Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas Jul 2005
TypeConference paper
TitleNeoplatonism and analytical psychology
AuthorsHenderson, D.
Abstract

This paper compares the work of three neoplatonists to that of three analytical psychologists. I twin James Hollis with Plotinus (204-270 AD); Michael Fordham with Proclus (412-485 AD); and, Wolfgang Giegerich with Pseudo-Dionysius (5th-6th cent. AD).

Research GroupCentre for Psychoanalysis
ConferenceInternational Association for Jungian Studies
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Deposited24 Apr 2013
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Web address (URL)http://www.aip.org.uk/docs/aippub_neoplatonism_ap_dh.pdf
LanguageEnglish
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