The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Emma Jung’s Father, Mother and Sister Jean Rauschenbach 1856–1905 Bertha Rauschenbach 1856–1932 The Rauschenbach sisters, Marguerite left and Emma right, c. 1885. Photographers: Tronel & Koch, Schaffhausen Emma Jung – Dedicated to the Soul_ The Writings and Drawings of Emma Jung, Page 22 Emma Maria Rau schenbach was born in Schaffhausen on 30 March 1882, daughter … Read more
the Kore in a woman is generally a double one, i.e., a mother and a maiden THE PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE KORE 306 Not only is the figure of Demeter and the Kore in its threefold aspect as maiden, mother, and Hecate not unknown to the psychology of the unconscious, it is even something of … Read more
It takes great courage to break with one’s past history and stand alone. Food and alcohol hold an overwhelming fascination for a vast majority in our society, and it may well be that the numinosity of food and drink reflects the central crisis in our 20th-century culture: the crisis in faith. We live in a … Read more
In its struggle against this Mother Goddess, Erich Neumann Woman’s fear of the female Self, of the experience of the numinous archetypal Feminine, becomes comprehensible when we get a glimpse – or even only a hint – of the profound otherness of female selfhood as contrasted to male selfhood. Precisely that element which, in his … Read more