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Honoring the World-Soul

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Lewin, Philip

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Bailis, Stanley
Gottlieb, Stephen
Klein, Julie Thompson

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Lewin, Philip

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James Hillman speaks of the need for "a psychology that returns psychic reality to the world," that restores the Renaissance cosmology of an anima mundi. In this essay, I present an argument for an imaginal epistemology which takes as its central claim that the anima mundi is biologically and psychologically enacted as image, pattern, metaphor, and narrative. I offer a revisioning of selected findings within empirical psychology and biology as first steps toward legitimating such an epistemology, and I try to suggest that dangers for self-deception implicit in an imaginal epistemology may be met through the tools provided by poststructural critique.

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Lewin, Philip. "Honoring the World-Soul." Issues in Integrative Studies 9 (1991): 23-33.

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1991

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http://hdl.handle.net/10323/4116

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