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200 00$aJungian perspectives on rebirth and renewal $ephoenix rising /$fedited by Elizabeth Brodersen and Michael Glock
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index.
327   $apt. I. The phoenix as symbol -- pt. II. Native America -- pt. Synchronistic symbols as liminal place/space -- pt. IV. India -- pt. V. Primordial archetypal feminine -- pt. VI. Ancestral memories : familial constellations of rebirth and renewal -- pt. VII. Eco-psychological, synchronistis carriers of rebirth and renewal -- pt. VIII. Mythopoetic, psychological dimensions of rebirth and renewal.
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606   $aSubconsciousness
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