Harvest 2, 1955
An early issue of the journal of The Analytical Psychology Club, Irene de Castillejo's copy
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For private circulation. Paperback journal. 26 × 21cm, 102pp.
This issue was Irene de Castillejo's own copy, with her handwritten note to the front cover. She is a contributor and was on the editorial board. She was an author and Jungian analyst. Born in 1885, she married Spanish jurist and professor Jose Castillejo but had to flee Madrid at the start of the Spanish Civil War. In 1945, after living in London, she studied Jungian psychology in Zurich working with Carl Gustav Jung, Emma Jung and Toni Wolff, then returning to London to found a psychotherapy practice specialising in the role of women in the world of today. She is perhaps best known for her book 'Knowing Woman: A Feminine Psychology', published posthumously in 1973.
The second issue of Harvest, the journal of the London wing of The Analytical Psychology Club. The editorial comment carries best birthday greetings to Jung (he was 80), and is followed by eleven articles and poems. 1. The Nature of Personality by A I Allenby; 2. Three Taoist Poems by Ruth Tenney; 3. Reflections on the Archetypes and Synchronicity by Michael Fordham; 4. The Unicorn, a Poem by Toby Brettell, 5. The Song of a Bird, Notes on Spontaneous Painting and Modelling by E M Lyddiatt; 6. The Extravert Turns, An Explosion in Verse; 7. The Animus: Friend or Foe? by Irene de Castillejo; 8. Fairy Tale World by Alan McGlashan; 9. A Poem by Margaret Flower; 10. The Shakespearian Dream by Gwen Mountford; 11. Saint-Exupery's 'Little Prince' by Marie-Louise van Franz.
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The covers are rather worn and creased but the contents remain in strong readable condition.
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£24.00
