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  How Jung’s collective unconscious inspired Alcoholics Anonymous

  

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  Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is an international mutual-aid fellowship with more than 2 million members worldwide. It strives to help members ‘stay sober and other alcoholics achieve sobriety’. Despite the fact that studies of its efficacy have been inconsistent, AA has had a significant and long-te...By Charles FoxRead at Aeon

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  How Carl Jung Inspired the Creation of Alcoholics Anonymous

  

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  There may be as many doors into Alcoholics Anonymous in the 21st century as there are people...

  There may be as many doors into Alcoholics Anonymous in the 21st century as there are people who walk through them—from every world religion to no religion. The “international mutual-aid fellowship” has had “a significant and long-term effect on the culture of the United States,” writes Worcester State University professor of psychology Charles Fox at Aeon. […] How Carl Jung Inspired the Creation of Alcoholics...

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