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A Sensational, Eye-opening Account Of Emma Jung's Complex Marriage To Carl Gustav Jung And The Hitherto Unknown Role She Played In The Early Years Of The Psychoanalytic Movement. Clever And Ambitious, Emma Jung Yearned To Study The Natural Sciences At The University Of Zurich. But The Strict Rules Of Proper Swiss Society At The Beginning Of The Twentieth Century Dictated That A Woman Of Emma's Stature--one Of The Richest Heiresses In Switzerland--travel To Paris To Finish Her Education, To Prepare For Marriage To A Suitable Man. Engaged To The Son Of One Of Her Father's Wealthy Business Colleagues, Emma's Conventional And Predictable Life Was Upended When She Met Carl Jung. The Son Of A Penniless Pastor Working As An Assistant Physician In An Insane Asylum, Jung Dazzled Emma With His Intelligence, Confidence, And Good Looks. More Important, He Offered Her Freedom From The Confines Of A Traditional Haute-bourgeois Life. But Emma Did Not Know That Jung's Charisma Masked A Dark Interior--fostered By A Strange, Isolated Childhood And The Sexual Abuse He'd Suffered As A Boy--as Well As A Compulsive Philandering That Would Threaten Their Marriage. Using Letters, Family Interviews, And Ri

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Author

Catrine Clay

Publisher

HarperCollins Publishers

Published

2016

Language

EN

ISBN

9780062245151

Category

history

Subjects

Psychology, Memoir, Fiction

Rating

3.66 / 5 (53 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14