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Wellcome Collection, Wednesday 02 February 2011, 6.30pm

SAJ contributor and esoteric eminence <strong>Gary Lachman </strong>discusses Carl Jung's occult and mystical interests:

<em>The psychologist Carl Jung insisted that he was first and foremost a scientist, yet from the start his interest in human psychology had a decidedly paranormal, even occult, slant. This talk will chart his occult history, look into the reasons behind his early reticence and later advocacy, and finally ask, was Jung a scientist or a mystic, or perhaps something else?</em>