James Hillman (1926–2011) was an American psychologist and author, founder of archetypal psychology and author of The Soul's Code.

Proposed the 'acorn' metaphor and emphasized the daimon and preexisting vocation of the soul; key figure in archetypal psychology; author of The Soul's Code (Il Codice dell'Anima).

A largely positive, reflective review of James Hillman's The Soul's Code (Il Codice dell'Anima) that highlights Hillman's 'acorn' image and daimon idea. The reviewer appreciates the book's resistance to new-age clichés while raising difficult questions about the moral implications of a preexisting vocation. Rated 4/5.

For:Readers interested in psychology, depth psychology, and philosophy of meaning.

 "There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy."

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