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Magick/Liber
Aba and Mysterium Coniunctionis:
A Comparison of the Writings of Aleister Crowley and C.G. Jung |
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Magick/Liber
Aba and Mysterium Coniunctionis:
A Comparison of the Writings of Aleister Crowley and C.G. Jung |
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by Lloyd Kenton Keane, B.A., M.A.
Department of Religion
Carleton University
Ottawa, Ontario
March, 31 1999
©copyright
1999, Lloyd Kenton Keane
The following text is a slightly amended copy of my Master's Thesis in Religion. The format is still under revision so there may be differences in font (for example the spelling of Sanskrit terms may be missing letters) or alignment. On a personal note, though I am sympathetic to both Crowley and Jung this paper is not meant to be an apologetic statement for either man or their works. If anyone has any comments or questions feel free to e-mail me at lloydkeane@hotmail.com
At present the Diagrams and Appendicies are not available on this Web Page.
Table of Contents
Abstract, Acknowledgments and Introduction.
Chapter One:Two Theories on the Nature of Symbols and Their Role in Personal Transformation
Chapter Two: Aleister Crowley and the Western Esoteric Tradition
Chapter Three: The Conjunction of Carl Gustav Jung
Chapter Four: Crowley and Jung: A Comparison
Bibliography
Endnotes
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One: The Cycle of Meaning
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Two: Qabalistic Tree of Life
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Three: The Grades of the Golden Dawn
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Four: The Pentagram and Common Correspondences
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Five: The Process of Psychological Development
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6a-6c: The Lightning Bolt, The Path of the Serpent and the Path of the Arrow Appendix
One: Chronology
Appendix
Two: Liber AL vel Legis
Another Paper on Crowley (still under
construction): L.V.X. and Thelema