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June 16: End of Year Party
May 5, May 19, June 2: further discussion
April 21: Chapter 8: A Talk with Students at the Institute pg. 215 thru pg. 222 Letters
April 7: Chapter 8: pg. 195 thru pg. 214 The Rainmaker Story
March 17: Chapter 7: The Meaning of Psychology for Modern Man pg. 177 thru pg. 194
March 3: Chapter 7: pg. 163 thru pg. 176 Excerpts
February 17: Chapter 6: Americans Must Say No pg. 150 thru pg. 162 Letters
February 3: Chapter 6: pg. 137 thru pg. 149 The Transformation of Dragons into Machines
January 20: Chapter 5: Marginalia on Contemporary Events pg. 131 thru pg. 136
January 6: Chapter 5: pg. 121 thru pg. 130 Marginalia on Contemporary Even
December 16: Mid Year Party
December 2: Chapter 4: The Archaic Man pg. 99 thru pg. 120
November 18: Chapter 3 Letters pg. 88 thru Chapter 4 pg. 98 Excerpts
November 4: Chapter 3 pg. 79 thru pg. 87 Excerpts
October 21: Chapter 2 pg. 67 thru pg. 78
October 7: Jung’s Travels: Chapter 1, Taos pg. 42 thru pg. 66, Letters
September 16: Foreword thru pg. 41 (Chapter 1)
September 2: We’ve chosen a book to read and discuss for at least the first part of our year: The Earth Has A Soul: C.G. Jung on Nature, Technology and Modern Life by C. G. Jung, Meredith Sabini, and Joseph Henderson. There are used copies online but the cheap ones are going fast so order yours today!
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