Memories, Dreams, Reflections. Карл Густав Юнг

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      C. G. JUNG

      Memories, Dreams, Reflections

      Recorded and edited by Aniela Jaffé

      Translated from the German by Richard and Clara Winston

       Copyright

      Williams Collins

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      Published in the Fontana Library 1967

      Originally published in German under the title Erinnerungen, Träume, Gedanken Copyright © Random House Inc. 1961, 1962, 1963

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      Source ISBN: 9780006540274

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      Version: 2019-12-10

      CONTENTS

       Title Page

Copyright

INTRODUCTION

PROLOGUE

I FIRST YEARS

II SCHOOL YEARS

       III STUDENT YEARS

       IV PSYCHIATRIC ACTIVITIES

       V SIGMUND FREUD

       VI CONFRONTATION WITH THE UNCONSCIOUS

       VII THE WORK

       VIII THE TOWER

       IX TRAVELS

       I. NORTH AFRICA

       II. AMERICA: THE PUEBLO INDIANS

       III. KENYA AND UGANDA

       IV. INDIA

       V. RAVENNA AND ROME

       X VISIONS

       XI ON LIFE AFTER DEATH

       XII LATE THOUGHTS

       RETROSPECT

       APPENDICES

       I. LETTERS FROM FREUD TO JUNG

       II. LETTERS TO EMMA JUNG FROM AMERICA

       III. LETTER TO EMMA JUNG FROM NORTH AFRICA

       IV. RICHARD WILHELM

       GLOSSARY

       THE COLLECTED WORKS OF C. G. JUNG

       INDEX

       About the Publisher

       Notes

       INTRODUCTION

      He looked at his own Soul

       with a Telescope. What seemed

       all irregular, he saw and

       shewed to be beautiful

       Constellations: and he added

       to the Consciousness hidden

       worlds within worlds.

      COLERIDGE, Notebooks

      This book had its inception during the Eranos Conference held in Ascona in the summer of 1956. There the publisher Kurt Wolff, in conversation with his friends from Zürich, spoke of his wish to have Pantheon Books of New York publish a biography of Carl Gustav Jung. Dr. Jolande Jacobi, one of C. G. Jung’s associates, proposed that the office of biographer be entrusted to me.

      All of us were well aware that the task would by no means be an easy one. Jung’s distaste for exposing his personal life to the public eye was well known. Indeed, he gave his consent only after a long period of doubt and hesitation. But once he had done so, he allotted me an entire afternoon once a week for our work together. Considering the press of his regular programme of work, and how easily he tired — for even then he was past eighty — that was a great deal of time.

      We began in the spring of 1957. It had been proposed that the book be written not as a “biography,” but in the form of an “autobiography,” with Jung himself as the narrator. This plan determined the form of the book,