David Alfonzo

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In so far as epistemology studies the ways we formulate what and how we know, it should be indispensable for a proper study of psychotherapeutic approaches. Jung’s ambivalent stance towards philosophy seems to have prevented him from acknowledging fully the implications of his own epistemological sensitivity.
The Handbook of Jungian Psychology: Theory, Practice and Applications
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