Two cases from Jung’s clinical practice

Paperbound, xvii +189 pages including bibliography and index Contents: Preface / Sonu Shamdasani Introduction The development of Jung's career Contemporaneous psychotherapeutics The self-experiment On the search for a scientific language Jung's criticism on methods Important patients in the literature Mischa Epper The story of Mischa Epper and Maggy Reichstein Epper's treatment with Thomas Hämmerli Epper's treatment with Maria Moltzer Epper's treatment with C.G. Jung Epper's life after the treatments Jung's mistaken information on the case of Mischa Epper Maggy Reichstein Jung's descriptions of Reichstein's case in the literature Reichstein's case and Jung's concepts of transference and countertransference Reichstein's case and Jung's understanding of eastern and western psychology Reichstein's case and synchronicity The letters on psychology and religion Conclusion