The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
1935 6 March LECTURE 7 Zarathustra Seminar Zarathustra Seminar Prof. Jung: I think we can today go on to the next chapter, “Joys and Passions.” My brother, when thou hast a virtue, and it is thine own virtue, thou hast it in common with no one. To be sure, thou wouldst call it by name … Read more
1935 30 January LECTURE II Zarathustra Seminar Zarathustra Seminar Prof Jung: We spoke of the suffering god last time, and I have brought you today a vision given me by a patient which is interesting in that connection. He is a youngish, educated man, who was originally a Jew, and he has also been a … Read more
23 January 1935 LECTURE I Zarathustra Seminar Zarathustra Seminar Prof Jung: Ladies and Gentlemen: We were speaking a while ago of the Oxyrhynchus papyrus. Do you remember in what connection? Mrs. Fierz: The Ein-siedler and the Zwei-siedler. Prof. Jung: Yes, I said that Nietzsche, by this play of words, brings in the idea that if … Read more
1934 21 November LECTURE 7 Zarathustra Seminar Zarathustra Seminar Dr. Jung: I have still another contribution to the symbol of the eagle and the serpent. I happened to come across it in the Gilgamesh epic. It is a different kind of symbolism, yet the meaning is particularly clear. You probably remember the two important figures … Read more