Mind and Matter
Description
The subterranean phallus god whom Jung saw in a dream as a child is a symbol of both creation and destruction, the inspiration for all of nature and strongly present in the human unconscious. The relationship between mind and matter, physics and psychology, conscious and unconscious, feeling and understanding is the subject of this program which, with the aid of eminent physicists and psychoanalysts, examines Jung's work and his association with Wolfgang Pauli.
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1 60 min
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