By C. G. Jung, Erich Neumann, Martin Liebscher, Heather McCartney
ISBN-10: 069116617X
ISBN-13: 9780691166179
C. G. Jung and Erich Neumann first met in 1933, at a seminar Jung used to be engaging in in Berlin. Jung was once fifty-seven years outdated and the world over acclaimed for his personal model of psychotherapy. Neumann, twenty-eight, had simply entire his reports in drugs. the 2 males struck up a correspondence that will proceed till Neumann's demise in 1960. A lifelong Zionist, Neumann fled Nazi Germany together with his kin and settled in Palestine in 1934, the place he may develop into the founder of analytical psychology sooner or later nation of Israel.
Presented the following in English for the 1st time are letters that supply a unprecedented examine the advance of Jung's mental theories from the Thirties onward in addition to the rising self-confidence of one other towering twentieth-century highbrow who was once frequently defined as Jung's so much proficient scholar. Neumann used to be one of many few correspondence companions of Jung's who was once capable of problem him intellectually and for my part. those letters make clear not just Jung's political angle towards Nazi Germany, his alleged anti-Semitism, and his mental concept of fascism, but additionally his figuring out of Jewish psychology and mysticism. They confirm Neumann's significance as a number one psychologist of his time and paint a desirable photo of the mental effect of immigration at the German Jewish intellectuals who settled in Palestine and helped to create the nation of Israel.
Featuring Martin Liebscher's authoritative creation and annotations, this quantity files essentially the most vital highbrow relationships within the heritage of analytical psychology.
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56 For the next six years Neumann would work on two volumes, which are concerned with the depth psychology of the Jewish psyche and the problem of revelation on the one hand, and the psychological relevance of Hasidism for Jewry on the other hand. ” Although Jung’s reply to these extensive letters took a while, the letter of 12 August 1934 (7 J) is probably his most substantial contribution to the question of Jewish psychology in his correspondence with Neumann. Here, Jung engages with the contents of Neumann’s letters, amplifying on the material presented to him.
Jung agreed to it, but suggested some changes to the text, as one could not expect any knowledge of psychological or philosophical concepts from an English audience. 83 What kind of ambivalent role Jung played in this affair is revealed by a letter to Cary Baynes from May 1949: He [Neumann] wanted me to write a preface to the English edition of it. I have written it but not sent it to him yet. Instead I have sent him a whole list of propositions that he might consider if he wants to have my foreword.
Because of Jung’s 92 93 Neumann to Fröbe-Kapteyn 14 March [1949] (EA). Ibid. l • Introduction carelessness it has already been tremendously difficult so far to separate Jung and his work from the embarrassing, even catastrophic, closeness to it. 95 Although he recovered, and his relationship with Zurich improved steadily over the years to come, the most important aftermath of these days was that his relationship with Jung changed. As the letters reveal, Neumann seemed to realize at that point that Jung was an old man who would not be able to defend Neumann against the Zurich circles.
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