Saturday, March 14, 2015

1933 – The year of Jung’s journey to Palestine/Israel

The Jung-Neumann Letters
An International Conference in Celebration of a Creative Relationship


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You are welcome to join us for a lecture by 
Thomas Fischer, together with Andreas Jung:

In 1933 Jung not only travelled to Palestine/Israel, it is also the year Jung and Erich Neumann met for the first time at a seminar in Berlin. The same year Jung is appointed professor at ETH Zurich, and the Eranos conferences in Ascona, Switzerland, started. With the publication of “Modern Man in Search of a Soul” his works become widely popularized in the Anglo-Saxon world, while Jung on the backdrop of the national-socialist grip to power in Germany as a neutral Swiss is asked to become president of the General Medical Society for Psychotherapy, which led to much controversy.

As part of this lecture, Andreas Jung will share undisclosed material about Jung's visit to Jerusalem, end of March 1933.

Thomas Fischer
born 1971, PhD, studied History, Political Science, Public and International Law at the Universities of Zurich and Brussels. Since 2013 he is director of the Foundation of the Works of C.G. Jung, Zurich. He currently lives with his wife, a Swiss career diplomat, and their two young sons in Ottawa, Canada. He is a great-grandson of C.G. and Emma Jung.

This lecture will be part of the Saturday, April 25 afternoon session

13:00 Jung and Neumann: Culture and History, part I
Erel Shalit (chair): The cultural psyche: roots and routes 
Ulrich Hoerni: Jung's cultural background and the proto-Zionism of Samuel Preiswerk 
Andreas Jung and Thomas Fischer: 1933 -The year of Jung's journey to Palestine/Israel
14:45 Coffee Break
Joerg Rasche: Neumann's analytical background in Berlin and resistance against the Nazis
Avi Baumann: Erich Neumann and Eretz Israel: Tension and confusion between the craving for the Great Mother
15:00 Jung and Neumann: Culture and History, part II 
Joerg Rasche: Neumann's analytical background in Berlin and resistance against the Nazis
Avi Baumann: Erich Neumann and Eretz Israel: Tension and confusion between the craving for the Great Mother vs. the yearning for the Self

Don’t miss this historical event!

The Conference is sponsored by
The Swiss Embassy in Israel
FAJP
International Association of Analytical Psychology
The Philemon Foundation
Digital Fusion
Recollections
Israel Institute of Analytical Psychology
Princeton University Press
together with the Jung Foundation and the Neumann Heirs


The Jung Neumann Letters Conference
International Advisory Board
Erel Shalit • Murray Stein • Batya Brosh • John Beebe • Riccardo Bernardini
Jerome Bernstein • Ann Casement • Angela Connolly • Tom Kirsch • Patricia Michan
Joerg Rasche • Nancy Swift Furlotti • Luigi Zoja • Liliana Wahba

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