WILLIAM JAMES AND C. G. JUNG: DOORWAYS TO THE SELF
The C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco 2610 Mission Street, San FranciscoExploring the influence of William James on the development
of analytical psychology
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- Membership
- Contact & Hours
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- History
- Collections
- Joseph L. Henderson Collection
- The Three Women Analysts photo collection
- William McGuire Collection
- Mary Louise Ainsworth Collection
- Katherine ‘kay’ Bradway Collection
- Institute History Collection
- Institute History, Photo Collection
- C. G. Jung Collection
- Horace Gray Collection (1902-1965)
- Renee Brand Collection
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