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Further Reflections on James Hillman

Written by Sean Fitzpatrick
Monday, 07 November 2011
Published reflections on the life and work of James Hillman continue to appear in the wake of his passing last month. His longtime colleague Thomas Moore offers his thoughts on Hillman at the Huffington Post here, and the Vancouver Observer published a reflection and reaction to the New York Times obituary.

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