c/marie-louise-von-franz
Primary-source archive of Jungian analyst Marie-Louise von Franz (1915–1998): her dream films, interviews, and lectures on dreams, death, time, and alchemy.
Thank you. This is Suzanne Wagner of the C.G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles. In the next hour, you will view part one of a conversation I held with Dr. Marie-Louise Von Frantz in 1977 at her Taro retreat in Bollingen, Switzerland. To analysts and serious…
…of the Soul, and Dreams and Death. To celebrate the centenary of Jung's birth, von Franz published a biography of Jung, C.G. Jung, His Myth in Our Time. This is an in-depth treatment of the way Jung's discoveries emerged from his own individuation process…
…mixed up with it. But it communicates with matter. Thank you. ¦ ¦ ¦ Thank you. Thank you. This is Suzanne Wagner of the C.G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles. In the next hour, you will view the second part of a conversation I held in 1977 with Dr.…
…Franz's later books have covered a broad spectrum of subjects. The more scholarly, in-depth studies include her biography of Jung, C.G. Jung, His Myth in Our Time, a study on physics, number and time, Projection and Recollection in Psychology, and the more…
…I'll see. There's something more to discover. ¶¶ Thank you. Thank you for watching. Thank you. This is Suzanne Wagner of the C.G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles. In the next hour, you will view a conversation I held with Dr. Marie Louise von Franz in…
…1961, von Franz has published a large body of work and has lectured widely all over the world. Her biography of Jung, C.G. Jung, His Myth in Our Time, is a profound and brilliant illumination of the way his work emerged from his own individuation. During…
…when he hadn't got a stitch on! How about that? Dr. Marie-Louise von Frantz is an analytical psychologist who worked directly with C.G. Jung for over 30 years. Here in this consulting room, people from all over the world have brought her dreams to be…
…royal road to the unconscious. We'll be traveling down that royal road, but first we're going to look at a map. C.G. Jung discovered that in the apparent chaos of dreams, there are recurring figures and motifs which he documented and named. These landmarks…
…me alone after I have done this lecture, but for the moment, that's what I can present you. About 50 years ago, C.G. Jung discovered the fact that in the deeper layers of the unconscious, our conscious categories of time and space seem to become…