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# - [Jung, Carl Gustav] Circle of Jung.
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Description
- Collection of over forty autograph letters signed and typed letters signed, to Jolande Jacobi, including by
Toni Wolff (1 typed letter signed), Armin Kesser (3 autograph letters signed), Goedela Keyserling (12 typed letters and 4 autograph letters signed, including 1 to Jung), Manfred Keyserling (3 autograph letters signed), Herman Keyserling (3 autograph letters signed), James Kirsch (2 typed letters signed), Bruno Klopfer (6 typed letters signed and 1 autograph letter signed) and Max Knoll (4 autograph letters signed and 1 typed letter signed)
about jung, referring to Jung's collaboration with Keyserling, his presidency of the International General Medical Society for Psychotherapy, Rabbi Baeck, Kerényi, referring to Jacobi's work, including Frau und Seele, and discussing many other matters
...I believe the reason that people are so interested in Jung's attitude to the Nazis is to know how a man who has had such an Auseinandersetzung with an archetype reacted to the collective psychosis in which a whole nation, or possibly a continent, was taken over by the archetypes...
around 100 pages in all, various sizes, Innsbruck, Princeton, Los Angeles, and elsewhere, c.1940-1972, filing holes; together with the retained copies of Jacobi's replies (from c.1937 onwards)
about jung, referring to Jung's collaboration with Keyserling, his presidency of the International General Medical Society for Psychotherapy, Rabbi Baeck, Kerényi, referring to Jacobi's work, including Frau und Seele, and discussing many other matters
...I believe the reason that people are so interested in Jung's attitude to the Nazis is to know how a man who has had such an Auseinandersetzung with an archetype reacted to the collective psychosis in which a whole nation, or possibly a continent, was taken over by the archetypes...
around 100 pages in all, various sizes, Innsbruck, Princeton, Los Angeles, and elsewhere, c.1940-1972, filing holes; together with the retained copies of Jacobi's replies (from c.1937 onwards)
Catalogue Note
A highly illuminating collection of correspondence to and from Jung's distinguished student and colleague Jolande Jacobi.