9783039422784 - Landscapes of the Soul : C.G. Jung and the Exploration of the Human Psyche in Switzerland /anglais de Schweizerisches, Nati (33 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: New. Switzerland is home to illustrious soul-searchers such as Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778) and Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961). The small country in the heart of Europe has a density of historic and current hotspots of psychiatry and psychoanalysis like hardly any other place in the world. From Geneva to Zurich, from Kreuzlingen, on the shore of the Lake Constance in the north, to Monte Verità near Ascona, close to the Italian border in the south, a dense network stretches across the map. Switzerland as a psycho-geographic space thus became a hub of psychoanalysis with a global reach.Coinciding with C.G. Jung's 150th birthday, this book for the first time contextualises his thought and influence with the overall history of psychoanalysis in Switzerland. Besides Jung, its protagonists include, among other, Ludwig Binswanger, pioneer of existential psychology; Jean Piaget, best-known for his research of child development; Goldy and Paul Parin-Matthèy and Fritz Morgenthaler, co-founders of the Zurich School of Ethno-psychoanalysis; and Judith le Soldat with her radical feminist Nimbus theory.Twelve thematic essays by distinguished authors are supplemented and put into perspective by key historical texts and art works, as well as visual material and documents, many of them from archives that have so far been virtually inaccessible.

Paperback. Condición: New. Switzerland is home to illustrious soul-searchers such as Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778) and Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961). The small country in the heart of Europe has a density of historic and current hotspots of psychiatry and psychoanalysis like hardly any other place in the world. From Geneva to Zurich, from Kreuzlingen, on the shore of the Lake Constance in the north, to Monte Verità near Ascona, close to the Italian border in the south, a dense network stretches across the map. Switzerland as a psycho-geographic space thus became a hub of psychoanalysis with a global reach.Coinciding with C.G. Jung's 150th birthday, this book for the first time contextualises his thought and influence with the overall history of psychoanalysis in Switzerland. Besides Jung, its protagonists include, among other, Ludwig Binswanger, pioneer of existential psychology; Jean Piaget, best-known for his research of child development; Goldy and Paul Parin-Matthèy and Fritz Morgenthaler, co-founders of the Zurich School of Ethno-psychoanalysis; and Judith le Soldat with her radical feminist Nimbus theory.Twelve thematic essays by distinguished authors are supplemented and put into perspective by key historical texts and art works, as well as visual material and documents, many of them from archives that have so far been virtually inaccessible.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Switzerland is home to illustrious soul-searchers such as Jean-Jacques Rousseau (17121778) and Carl Gustav Jung (18751961). The small country in the heart of Europe has a density of historic and current hotspots of psychiatry and psychoanalysis like hardly any other place in the world. From Geneva to Zurich, from Kreuzlingen, on the shore of the Lake Constance in the north, to Monte Verita near Ascona, close to the Italian border in the south, a dense network stretches across the map. Switzerland as a psycho-geographic space thus became a hub of psychoanalysis with a global reach. Coinciding with C.G. Jung's 150th birthday, this book for the first time contextualises his thought and influence with the overall history of psychoanalysis in Switzerland. Besides Jung, its protagonists include, among other, Ludwig Binswanger, pioneer of existential psychology; Jean Piaget, best-known for his research of child development; Goldy and Paul Parin-Matthey and Fritz Morgenthaler, co-founders of the Zurich School of Ethno-psychoanalysis; and Judith le Soldat with her radical feminist Nimbus theory. Twelve thematic essays by distinguished authors are supplemented and put into perspective by key historical texts and art works, as well as visual material and documents, many of them from archives that have so far been virtually inaccessible. AUTHOR: The Swiss National Museum unites the National Museum Zurich, the Chateau de Prangins, and the Forum of Swiss History Schwyz, as well as the Collections Center in Affoltern am Albis, near Zurich. The three museums showcase the history of Switzerland from its beginnings to the present day, offering insights into Swiss identities and the rich tapestry of the country's culture. SELLING POINTS: . July 26, 2025 marks the 150th birthday of Carl Gustav Jung, founder of analytical psychology . Switzerland is a hub of psychoanalysis with a global reach . Twelve topical essays contextualise C. G. Jung's thought and influence in the overall history of psychoanalysis in Switzerland . Features visual material and documents from previously inaccessible archives published here for the first time 80 colour illustrations Twelve topical essays contextualise C. G. Jung's thought and influence in the overall history of psychoanalysis in Switzerland. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -Switzerland is home to illustrious explorers of the soul such as Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-78) and Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961). Historically and still today, the small country in the heart of Europe has a higher density of psychiatry and psychoanalytic hotspots than almost any other place in the world. From Geneva to Zurich, from Kreuzlingen, on the shore of Lake Constance, to Monte Verità, near Ascona and the Italian border, a dense network of names and traditions stretches across the map. Switzerland as a psycho-geographic space became a psychoanalytic hub with a global reach. Coinciding with the 150th anniversary of C. G. Jung's birth, this book for the first time contextualizes his thought and influence within the overall history of psychoanalysis in Switzerland. Besides Jung, its protagonists include Ludwig Binswanger, pioneer of the existential 'Daseinsanalysis'; Jean Piaget, best-known for his research of child development; Goldy and Paul Parin-Matthèy and Fritz Morgenthaler, cofounders of the Zurich school of ethno-psychoanalysis; and Judith le Soldat, with her radical feminist Nimbus theory. In Landscapes of the Soul, 12 thematic essays by distinguished authors and a conversation with acclaimed British-Swiss writer and philosopher Alain de Botton are supplemented and put into perspective with key historical texts and artworks, as well as other images and documents, many of them from archives that have so far been virtually inaccessible. ; Die Schweiz ist die Heimat bedeutender Seelensucher wie Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778) und Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961). Sie weist historisch und aktuell eine Dichte von Hotspots der Psychiatrie und Psychoanalyse auf wie kaum ein anderes Land. Von Genf bis Zürich, von Kreuzlingen bis zum Monte Verità bei Ascona spannt sich ein dichtes Netz über die Landkarte. So wurde die Schweiz als psycho-geografischer Raum zur Drehscheibe der Psychoanalyse mit weltweiter Ausstrahlung. Anlässlich des 150. Geburtstags von C. G. Jung erscheint dieses englischsprachige Buch, das erstmals das Denken und die Wirkungsmacht Jungs in die gesamte Geschichte der Psyche in der Schweiz einbettet. Zu deren Protagonistinnen und Protagonisten zählen neben Jung unter anderem Ludwig Binswanger mit seiner «Daseinsanalyse», Jean Piaget mit seiner Kinder-Entwicklungspsychologie, Goldy und Paul Parin-Matthèy sowie Fritz Morgenthaler mit der «Ethnopsychoanalyse» in Afrika. 11 thematische Essays sowie ein Interview mit dem britisch-schweizerischen Schriftsteller und Philosophen Alain de Botton werden ergänzt und in Perspektive gesetzt durch historische Schlüsseltexte, Kunstwerke sowie Bildmaterial und Dokumente, viele davon aus bislang kaum zugänglichen Archiven. 208 pp. Englisch.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -Switzerland is home to illustrious explorers of the soul such as Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-78) and Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961). Historically and still today, the small country in the heart of Europe has a higher density of psychiatry and psychoanalytic hotspots than almost any other place in the world. From Geneva to Zurich, from Kreuzlingen, on the shore of Lake Constance, to Monte Verità, near Ascona and the Italian border, a dense network of names and traditions stretches across the map. Switzerland as a psycho-geographic space became a psychoanalytic hub with a global reach. Coinciding with the 150th anniversary of C. G. Jung's birth, this book for the first time contextualizes his thought and influence within the overall history of psychoanalysis in Switzerland. Besides Jung, its protagonists include Ludwig Binswanger, pioneer of the existential 'Daseinsanalysis'; Jean Piaget, best-known for his research of child development; Goldy and Paul Parin-Matthèy and Fritz Morgenthaler, cofounders of the Zurich school of ethno-psychoanalysis; and Judith le Soldat, with her radical feminist Nimbus theory. In Landscapes of the Soul, 12 thematic essays by distinguished authors and a conversation with acclaimed British-Swiss writer and philosopher Alain de Botton are supplemented and put into perspective with key historical texts and artworks, as well as other images and documents, many of them from archives that have so far been virtually inaccessible. ; Die Schweiz ist die Heimat bedeutender Seelensucher wie Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778) und Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961). Sie weist historisch und aktuell eine Dichte von Hotspots der Psychiatrie und Psychoanalyse auf wie kaum ein anderes Land. Von Genf bis Zürich, von Kreuzlingen bis zum Monte Verità bei Ascona spannt sich ein dichtes Netz über die Landkarte. So wurde die Schweiz als psycho-geografischer Raum zur Drehscheibe der Psychoanalyse mit weltweiter Ausstrahlung. Anlässlich des 150. Geburtstags von C. G. Jung erscheint dieses englischsprachige Buch, das erstmals das Denken und die Wirkungsmacht Jungs in die gesamte Geschichte der Psyche in der Schweiz einbettet. Zu deren Protagonistinnen und Protagonisten zählen neben Jung unter anderem Ludwig Binswanger mit seiner «Daseinsanalyse», Jean Piaget mit seiner Kinder-Entwicklungspsychologie, Goldy und Paul Parin-Matthèy sowie Fritz Morgenthaler mit der «Ethnopsychoanalyse» in Afrika. 11 thematische Essays sowie ein Interview mit dem britisch-schweizerischen Schriftsteller und Philosophen Alain de Botton werden ergänzt und in Perspektive gesetzt durch historische Schlüsseltexte, Kunstwerke sowie Bildmaterial und Dokumente, viele davon aus bislang kaum zugänglichen Archiven. 208 pp. Englisch.

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -Die Schweiz ist die Heimat bedeutender Seelensucher wie Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778) und Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961). Sie weist historisch und aktuell eine Dichte von Hotspots der Psychiatrie und Psychoanalyse auf wie kaum ein anderes Land. Von Genf bis Zürich, von Kreuzlingen bis zum Monte Verità bei Ascona spannt sich ein dichtes Netz über die Landkarte. So wurde die Schweiz als psycho-geografischer Raum zur Drehscheibe der Psychoanalyse mit weltweiter Ausstrahlung.

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Paperback. Condición: New. Switzerland is home to illustrious soul-searchers such as Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778) and Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961). The small country in the heart of Europe has a density of historic and current hotspots of psychiatry and psychoanalysis like hardly any other place in the world. From Geneva to Zurich, from Kreuzlingen, on the shore of the Lake Constance in the north, to Monte Verità near Ascona, close to the Italian border in the south, a dense network stretches across the map. Switzerland as a psycho-geographic space thus became a hub of psychoanalysis with a global reach.Coinciding with C.G. Jung's 150th birthday, this book for the first time contextualises his thought and influence with the overall history of psychoanalysis in Switzerland. Besides Jung, its protagonists include, among other, Ludwig Binswanger, pioneer of existential psychology; Jean Piaget, best-known for his research of child development; Goldy and Paul Parin-Matthèy and Fritz Morgenthaler, co-founders of the Zurich School of Ethno-psychoanalysis; and Judith le Soldat with her radical feminist Nimbus theory.Twelve thematic essays by distinguished authors are supplemented and put into perspective by key historical texts and art works, as well as visual material and documents, many of them from archives that have so far been virtually inaccessible.

Hardcover. Condición: Brand New. 208 pages. 10.62x7.47x7.48 inches. In Stock.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -Die Schweiz ist die Heimat bedeutender Seelensucher wie Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778) und Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961). Sie weist historisch und aktuell eine Dichte von Hotspots der Psychiatrie und Psychoanalyse auf wie kaum ein anderes Land. Von Genf bis Zürich, von Kreuzlingen bis zum Monte Verità bei Ascona spannt sich ein dichtes Netz über die Landkarte. So wurde die Schweiz als psycho-geografischer Raum zur Drehscheibe der Psychoanalyse mit weltweiter Ausstrahlung.GVA Gemeinsame Verlagsauslieferung Göttingen GmbH & Co. KG, Postfach 2021, 37010 Göttingen 208 pp. Englisch.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Switzerland is home to illustrious explorers of the soul such as Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-78) and Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961). Historically and still today, the small country in the heart of Europe has a higher density of psychiatry and psychoanalytic hotspots than almost any other place in the world. From Geneva to Zurich, from Kreuzlingen, on the shore of Lake Constance, to Monte Verità, near Ascona and the Italian border, a dense network of names and traditions stretches across the map. Switzerland as a psycho-geographic space became a psychoanalytic hub with a global reach. Coinciding with the 150th anniversary of C. G. Jung's birth, this book for the first time contextualizes his thought and influence within the overall history of psychoanalysis in Switzerland. Besides Jung, its protagonists include Ludwig Binswanger, pioneer of the existential 'Daseinsanalysis'; Jean Piaget, best-known for his research of child development; Goldy and Paul Parin-Matthèy and Fritz Morgenthaler, cofounders of the Zurich school of ethno-psychoanalysis; and Judith le Soldat, with her radical feminist Nimbus theory. In Landscapes of the Soul, 12 thematic essays by distinguished authors and a conversation with acclaimed British-Swiss writer and philosopher Alain de Botton are supplemented and put into perspective with key historical texts and artworks, as well as other images and documents, many of them from archives that have so far been virtually inaccessible. ; Die Schweiz ist die Heimat bedeutender Seelensucher wie Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778) und Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961). Sie weist historisch und aktuell eine Dichte von Hotspots der Psychiatrie und Psychoanalyse auf wie kaum ein anderes Land. Von Genf bis Zürich, von Kreuzlingen bis zum Monte Verità bei Ascona spannt sich ein dichtes Netz über die Landkarte. So wurde die Schweiz als psycho-geografischer Raum zur Drehscheibe der Psychoanalyse mit weltweiter Ausstrahlung. Anlässlich des 150. Geburtstags von C. G. Jung erscheint dieses englischsprachige Buch, das erstmals das Denken und die Wirkungsmacht Jungs in die gesamte Geschichte der Psyche in der Schweiz einbettet. Zu deren Protagonistinnen und Protagonisten zählen neben Jung unter anderem Ludwig Binswanger mit seiner «Daseinsanalyse», Jean Piaget mit seiner Kinder-Entwicklungspsychologie, Goldy und Paul Parin-Matthèy sowie Fritz Morgenthaler mit der «Ethnopsychoanalyse» in Afrika. 11 thematische Essays sowie ein Interview mit dem britisch-schweizerischen Schriftsteller und Philosophen Alain de Botton werden ergänzt und in Perspektive gesetzt durch historische Schlüsseltexte, Kunstwerke sowie Bildmaterial und Dokumente, viele davon aus bislang kaum zugänglichen Archiven.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Switzerland is home to illustrious soul-searchers such as Jean-Jacques Rousseau (17121778) and Carl Gustav Jung (18751961). The small country in the heart of Europe has a density of historic and current hotspots of psychiatry and psychoanalysis like hardly any other place in the world. From Geneva to Zurich, from Kreuzlingen, on the shore of the Lake Constance in the north, to Monte Verita near Ascona, close to the Italian border in the south, a dense network stretches across the map. Switzerland as a psycho-geographic space thus became a hub of psychoanalysis with a global reach. Coinciding with C.G. Jung's 150th birthday, this book for the first time contextualises his thought and influence with the overall history of psychoanalysis in Switzerland. Besides Jung, its protagonists include, among other, Ludwig Binswanger, pioneer of existential psychology; Jean Piaget, best-known for his research of child development; Goldy and Paul Parin-Matthey and Fritz Morgenthaler, co-founders of the Zurich School of Ethno-psychoanalysis; and Judith le Soldat with her radical feminist Nimbus theory. Twelve thematic essays by distinguished authors are supplemented and put into perspective by key historical texts and art works, as well as visual material and documents, many of them from archives that have so far been virtually inaccessible. AUTHOR: The Swiss National Museum unites the National Museum Zurich, the Chateau de Prangins, and the Forum of Swiss History Schwyz, as well as the Collections Center in Affoltern am Albis, near Zurich. The three museums showcase the history of Switzerland from its beginnings to the present day, offering insights into Swiss identities and the rich tapestry of the country's culture. SELLING POINTS: . July 26, 2025 marks the 150th birthday of Carl Gustav Jung, founder of analytical psychology . Switzerland is a hub of psychoanalysis with a global reach . Twelve topical essays contextualise C. G. Jung's thought and influence in the overall history of psychoanalysis in Switzerland . Features visual material and documents from previously inaccessible archives published here for the first time 80 colour illustrations Twelve topical essays contextualise C. G. Jung's thought and influence in the overall history of psychoanalysis in Switzerland. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.