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AUDIO: Our Crisis of Values
Written by Jerry Ruhl
Monday, 31 August 2009
Psychologist and author Jerry Ruhl explores the feeling function in this lecture, part of the series "The Power of Untold Stories" offered in summer 2009 at The Jung Center of Houston.
Psychologist and author Jerry Ruhl explores the feeling function in this lecture, part of the series "The Power of Untold Stories" offered in summer 2009 at The Jung Center of Houston.
Technical notes: To listen to the entire lecture, simply press the play button on the audio player below. NOTE: If there are gaps in the playback, pause the recording for a couple of minutes to allow it to load properly. This is particularly necessary if you have a dial-up internet connection.
To learn more about this series and to order copies of the lectures on CD, visit The Jung Center of Houston's website at www.junghouston.org.
