Swiss psychiatrist; Tamir says Hesse and Jung were neighbours and friends, which shows in Hesse's work, as an example of novelists absorbing non-fiction knowledge.
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the forbidden wonderland of murakamiTamir argues Jung is 'all over' Murakami's literature: anima figures, the collective unconscious, synchronicity, and the unus mundus all map onto Murakami's wells, tunnels, and portals.
portal to the unknownSwiss psychiatrist whose idea of the shadow underpins the episode. Nev calls him 'one of the fathers of psychology and shadow work', and the Alan Watts clip describes him as an integrated man who accepted his own dark side.
love has no dark sideFounder of analytical psychology. Tamir invokes 'Jungian psychology' and the shadow when asking Sheela whether love has a dark side.
ghosts of griefThe episode's cold open is an audio clip of Jung saying death is psychologically as important as birth and that the psyche is not entirely confined to space and time. Later mentioned alongside Freud as evidence that psychology is a young field.
how to win at pinball & lifeOriginator of the concept of the shadow; Ian explains Jungian shadow work as the core of his facilitation, and Tamir notes Murakami's books are dripping in Jungian references.
