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Extended Mind, Power, & Prayer: Morphic Resonance and the Collective Unconscious - Part III Psychological Perspectives (Spring 1988), 19(1) 64-78 by Rupert Sheldrake ABSTRACT
This is the third in our series of essays by
Rupert Sheldrake on the implications of his hypothesis of Formative
Causation for the psychology of C. G. Jung. The intense controversy
this hypothesis generated with the publication of his first book, A
New Science of Life (1981), has stimulated a number of international
competitions for evaluating his ideas via experimental
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