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In early 1932 Pauli turned to Carl Jung, the already famous psychoanalyst, for help. Jung was thrilled by the opportunity to look into the subconscious of one of the world's most brilliant minds. . . . The association lasted until Pauli's death in 1958. -- Review
Jung was thrilled by the opportunity to look into the subconscious of [Pauli,] one of the world's most brilliant minds. -- Engelbert L. Schucking, Physics Today
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In early 1932 Pauli turned to Carl Jung, the already famous psychoanalyst, for help. Jung was thrilled by the opportunity to look into the subconscious of one of the world's most brilliant minds. . . . The association lasted until Pauli's death in 1958.
(Engelbert L. Schucking Physics Today )
In early 1932 Pauli turned to Carl Jung, the already famous psychoanalyst, for help. Jung was thrilled by the opportunity to look into the subconscious of one of the world's most brilliant minds. . . . The association lasted until Pauli's death in 1958. -- Review
Jung was thrilled by the opportunity to look into the subconscious of [Pauli,] one of the world's most brilliant minds. -- Engelbert L. Schucking, Physics Today
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In early 1932 Pauli turned to Carl Jung, the already famous psychoanalyst, for help. Jung was thrilled by the opportunity to look into the subconscious of one of the world's most brilliant minds. . . . The association lasted until Pauli's death in 1958.
(Engelbert L. Schucking Physics Today )