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enantiodromia

The principle attributed to the Greek philosopher Heraclitus (?535–?475bc) according to which everything eventually changes into its opposite. In analytical psychology, Carl Gustav Jung ...

enantiodromia

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A Dictionary of Psychology (4 ed.)

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2015

... n. The principle attributed to the Greek philosopher Heraclitus ( ?535–?475 bc ) according to which everything eventually changes into its opposite. In analytical psychology , Carl Gustav Jung ( 1875–1961 ) described it as ‘the principle which governs all cycles of natural life, from the smallest to the greatest’ ( Collected Works , 7, paragraph 112). [From Greek enantios opposite + dromos course + - ia indicating a condition or...

enantiodromia

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Oxford Dictionary of English (3 ed.)

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2015
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English Dictionaries and Thesauri
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74 words
enantiodromia

enantiodromia noun   Reference library

The Canadian Oxford Dictionary (2 ed.)

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English Dictionary
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2005
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English Dictionaries and Thesauri
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32 words
enantiodromia

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New Oxford American Dictionary (3 ed.)

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English Dictionary
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2015
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English Dictionaries and Thesauri
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52 words
enantiodromia

enantiodromia  

The principle attributed to the Greek philosopher Heraclitus (?535–?475bc) according to which everything eventually changes into its opposite. In analytical psychology, Carl Gustav Jung (1875–1961) ...
analytical psychology

analytical psychology  

A term introduced by Carl Gustav Jung (1875–1961) in 1913, the year he left the psychoanalytic movement, to denote the new approach that he saw as having evolved out of psychoanalysis under his ...
analytical psychology

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A Dictionary of Psychology (4 ed.)

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2015

... abaissement du niveau mental , active imagination , amplification , anagogic interpretation , anima , animus ( 3 ) , archetypal form , archetype ( 2 ) , collective unconscious , complex indicator , directed association , directed thinking , Electra complex , enantiodromia , extraversion , fantasy thinking , function type , God-image , horme , imago ( 1 ) , individuation , inflation of consciousness , introversion , mana , mandala , numinosum , objective psyche , participation mystique , persona ( 1 ) , personal unconscious , ...

Moran, Robert

Moran, Robert (8 Jan 1937)   Reference library

Stephen Ruppenthal and Alan Shockley

The Grove Dictionary of American Music (2 ed.)

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2013
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Music, Social sciences, Regional and Area Studies
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...has composed graphic works for a variety of instruments, specified and unspecified, in which he integrates the roles of composer and performer through improvisation and aleatory techniques; multi-orchestral works ( Emblems of Passage and The Eternal Hour , both 1974 , and Enantiodromia , 1977 ); and children's theater works ( Marktmenagerie , 1975 , and Es war einmal , 1976 , a mixed-media work for the US Bicentennial). He has also composed mixed-media operatic performance works that explore controversial subjects ( Erlösung dem Erlöser , based on the...

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