C.G. Jung: Letters to Hedy Wyss (1936-1956)

Hardbound; 246 pp., including 25 black-and-white illustrations, 15 color illustrations, an appendix, and a bibliography. Originally published in German under the title "C.G. Jung: Briefe an Hedy Wyss 1936-1956" (©2023; Foundation of the Works of C.G. Jung, Zurich / Daimon Verlag, Einsiedeln) Contents: Introduction / Andreas Schweizer Editorial notes Abbreviations Part I: C.G. Jung's letters to Hedy Wyss (1936 - 1956) The letters of December 1936 to November 1943 The three entries in the "Little Book of Monologues" The letters of May 1944 to October 1956 Color Plates Part II: Commentary / Andreas Schweizer 1. Hedy Wyss and her manuscript "Lohengrin's Black Swan" 2. The beginning of analysis 3. Marie-Louise von Franz and Hedy Wyss 4. The paintings 5. Facets of eros 6. The creative flow of the unconscious in Jung's letters 7. Jung's century fantasy 8. Jung's heart attack and his dream of his great-grandmother 9. Jung's great-grandmother, the ghost woman, and other beings 10. C.G. Jung, Hedy Wyss, and bourgeois morality 11. The "Little Book of Monologues" 12. Digression: The haunting of Jung's house and the "Septum Sermones ad Mortuos" 13. The "Little Book of Monologues" (continuation) 14. Reborn to the world – the time after 1944 15. Surrounded by death – Jung's last letters to Hedy Wyss Appendix: Two letters of Hedy Wyss to C.G. Jung Illustrations Color Plates Bibliography