Jung, my mother and I : the analytic diaries of Catharine Rush Cabot

Edited and narrated by Jane Cabot Reid.

1 Early history. 2 Marriage and motherhood. 3 Back to Boston, on to Zurich. 4 Further travels and Katy's illness, 1934-1936. 5 Regresion and the last months of peace, 1937-1939. 6 The eve of war and winter 1939-1940. 7 Tommy's return and the first year of the war. 8 The lowest point of the war--winter 1941 to spring 1942. 9 Tommy's illness and death; my wedding, 1942-1943. 10 Katy's first grandchild and her adventures, winter 1943-44 to winter 1946. 11 Voyages, transitions, closures. 12 Our return to Europe, and Pat's illness. 13 Meeting Cencio, and Toni's death, 1950-1953. 14 A sixtieth birthday, and two partings. 15 1956-1960. Epilogue

'Catharine (Katy) Cabot, a young American woman in Europe, was for many years a patient of C.G. Jung and she was also a part of his Zurich circle from the 1930s through the 1950s. She kept a diary, recording the details of her psychoanalytic sessions with Jung along with her inner and outer experiences. "Onkel" (Uncle), as Jung was known to her, became an integral part of her life in those years and he, his family and their friends all figure prominently in her life story as it unfolds in these pages....'

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