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Jiang says Jung, Freud, and related psychological theories influenced Picasso's cubist Head of a Woman by visually representing a divided theory of the self.
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Jiang says Jung, Freud, and related psychological theories influenced Picasso's cubist Head of a Woman by visually representing a divided theory of the self.
Jiang reads Picasso's cubist portrait as visually representing Jung's theory of the divided self.
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