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Dialogue on Jung's "The Problem of the Fourth"

A Psychological Approach to the Trinity and the Repressed Quaternity
Matthew David Segall
Sep 20, 2024
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Notes on Carl Jung's Psychology of the Trinity

Matthew David Segall
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Sep 19
Notes on Carl Jung's Psychology of the Trinity

In part five of his essay “A Psychological Approach to the Trinity,” titled “The Problem of the Fourth,” Carl Gustav Jung turns to Christian, Gnostic, and Hermetic religious symbolism for clues about the collective psychological development of Western humanity. His aim is not to offer metaphysical disambiguations of theological dogmas but to illuminate …

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Above are my notes on the same essay that

Timothy Jackson
and I discuss in this podcast. Below is the video of our conversation.

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