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The House of C.G. Jung

New Publication March 2009
THE HOUSE OF C.G.JUNG

House of C.G. Jung C. G. Jung, the important explorer of the human psyche and founder of Analytical Psychology, lived and worked in his home in Küsnacht on Lake Zürich from 1909 to 1961. Here he lived with his wife, Emma Jung-Rauschenbach, who was the heart of the home, as it were, and influenced life there with a woman’s wisdom. Their five children were raised here.

A hundred years after being built, and following the completion of recent renovation, this book is being published to document the creation of the property on Lake Zurich and its transformation since then. Its previous and present states are captured in texts and images. Various authors consider it from their own areas of expertise. The book is intended to be an art and architectural historical portrait of this unique home as well as a commemoration of its original builders and owners.


 

 

Foreword Irene Gerber
The House on Seestrasse Andreas Jung
Homes in the Lives of Carl Gustav Jung and Emma Jung-Rauschenbach Andreas Jung
On the Banks of Lake Zurich
The Site and Its Prehistory		 Regula Michel
The Realization of Jung’s Architectural Ideas
The Origins of the House and Garden		 Regula Michel
Between Palatial Villa and Home on Lake Zurich
The House of Carl Gustav Jung as an Architectural Landmark		 Regula Michel
Living in a Museum?
The Renovation of the House and Outbuildings, 2005–2007		 Arthur Rüegg
C. G. Jung’s Garden Realm
The Garden and Its Renovation, 2007–2008		 Judith Rohrer and Daniel Ganz

 

The House of C. G. Jung
148 pages, ca. 160 illustrations, many in color,
format: 23 x 28 cm, hardcover.

The book will be published March 2009 in an English and a German edition.

Editor: Stiftung C. G. Jung, Küsnacht

ISBN 978-3-905681-41-3; ISFN-10: 3905681412

Price: US $ 70,CHF 70 (plus shipping)

Publication in English, order online from: www.lanternbooks.com

Publication in German, order online from: www.fotorotar.ch/verlag

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