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Autograph letter signed (‘C.G. Jung’) to Alice Preiswerk-Maggi, Küsnacht-Zürich, 16 December 1917
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Carl Jung (1875-1961)
Autograph letter signed (‘C.G. Jung’) to Alice Preiswerk-Maggi, Küsnacht-Zürich, 16 December 1917
In German. One page, 223 x 143mm, on headed paper. Envelope.
Discussing his dissertation with the sister of its psychic subject. Jung replies to Alice Preiswerk-Maggi’s request: ‘Unfortunately I only have the original manuscript of my dissertation. However, you can find a copy at Basel University library (Zürich dissertations 1902) as well as bookshops. Zur Psychologie u[nd] Pathologie sog[enannter] occulter Phänomene [On the psychology and pathology of the so-called occult phenomena] (Leipzig, 1902)’.
Jung’s correspondent, Alice Preiswerk-Maggi (1881-1961), was Jung’s cousin and the sister of Helene Preiswerk (1881-1911), one of Jung’s main subjects in his 1902 medical dissertation. Helene had psychic capabilities, and Jung’s seances with her formed the basis of his study.
Autograph letter signed (‘C.G. Jung’) to Alice Preiswerk-Maggi, Küsnacht-Zürich, 16 December 1917
In German. One page, 223 x 143mm, on headed paper. Envelope.
Discussing his dissertation with the sister of its psychic subject. Jung replies to Alice Preiswerk-Maggi’s request: ‘Unfortunately I only have the original manuscript of my dissertation. However, you can find a copy at Basel University library (Zürich dissertations 1902) as well as bookshops. Zur Psychologie u[nd] Pathologie sog[enannter] occulter Phänomene [On the psychology and pathology of the so-called occult phenomena] (Leipzig, 1902)’.
Jung’s correspondent, Alice Preiswerk-Maggi (1881-1961), was Jung’s cousin and the sister of Helene Preiswerk (1881-1911), one of Jung’s main subjects in his 1902 medical dissertation. Helene had psychic capabilities, and Jung’s seances with her formed the basis of his study.
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