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So I think the best way to continue to walk you through the thinkers that we're

planning to cover is to do that with examples. They stick better, and they're more interesting,

and it's very difficult to understand Jung outside of a narrative context, and so I'm going to

walk you through the Lion King today. How many of you have seen the Lion King? Yes, so how many of

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