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This Jungian Life Podcast — Jung’s Feeling Function: How We Know What Matters
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Jung’s Feeling Function: How We Know What Matters

This Jungian Life Podcast · 450

Two people stand at the rim of the Grand Canyon. One is overcome with awe at nature’s grandeur, while the other sees an enormous rift in the landscape. What accounts for the difference? This week, Jungian analyst and scholar JOHN R. WHITE joins Lisa Marchiano and Deborah Stewart to explore Jung’s feeling function, our…

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