| De Anima is one of Aristotle’s original works in Philosophy. It is usually translated as “Upon the Nature of the Soul.” The Greeks roughly held that anything that could move, without being moved by an outside force, had within it an Anima; a soul. Later Jung, used the term Anima to indicate what we have come to think of as the female aspect of the Psyche. Click on an image to see a larger version.
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