Interview with Deborah Quibell - Question 5 @PacificaEdu

Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago

James Hillman is a beloved figure at Pacifica, and his work still resonates and inspires our scholarship at Pacifica. In the workshop, you teach a section on Hillman’s thoughts regarding personification, making imaginings personal, as a means to access the heart. Is the heart the key to finding the muse?

Interview with Deborah Quibell - Question 5

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