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James Hillman, 1926-2011 PDF Print E-mail
Written by Sean Fitzpatrick   
Friday, 28 October 2011
The profoundly influential analyst and theorist James Hillman died on Thursday at his home in Connecticut, at the age of 85. Hillman, who took the reins as director of the Jung Institute in Zurich prior to Jung's death, was the author more than 20 books, including the pathbreaking Revisioning Psychology and the best-selling The Soul's Code. To read the New York Times obituary, click here.
The profoundly influential analyst and theorist James Hillman died on Thursday at his home in Connecticut, at the age of 85. Hillman, who took the reins as director of the Jung Institute in Zurich prior to Jung's death, was the author more than 20 books, including the pathbreaking Revisioning Psychology and the best-selling The Soul's Code. To read the New York Times obituary, click here.
 
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