Canadian Jungian scholar who wrote C.G. Jung's Psychology of Religion and Synchronicity — one of the most detailed academic analyses of Jung's synchronicity concept — and who has written on the relationship between Jungian psychology, religion, and consciousness.
Provides the most rigorous philosophical analysis of Jung's synchronicity concept — examining its roots in Jung's psychology of religion, its relationship to causality, and its implications for understanding the relationship between psyche and matter.
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