This is the last manuscript of Dr. Marie-Louise von Franz, dictated during the final years of her life. If not only contains a brilliant historical survey of alchemy since Egyptian times, but above all, a profound comment on a newly translated Arabic alchemical text from the 10th Century which is a 'Summa' of her entire life's experience and work.
This is the last manuscript of Dr. Marie-Louise von Franz, dictated during the final years of her life. If not only contains a brilliant historical survey of alchemy since Egyptian times, but above all, a profound comment on a newly translated Arabic alchemical text from the 10th Century which is a 'Summa' of her entire life's experience and work.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Marie-Louise von Franz worked with C.G.Jung from 1934 until his death in 1961. She was a scholar of Medieval Latin and classical Greek, and her field of collaboration with Jung was the study of alchemy. To two of his major works, Aion and Mysterium Coniunctionis, she contributed related studies, one of these being a text edition of the Aurora Consurgens, published separately in the Bollingen Series. Her research was mainly into alchemy, fairy tales and dream interpretation.
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Foreword by the Editor Foreword by Marie-Louise von Franz Part I: Introduction 1. The Religious Eros in the Arab Culture 2. The Loss of the Dimension of Divine Matter 3. The Transition of Alchemy into the Western World 4. A Modern View of Eros 5. The Life and Work of Muhammad ibn Umail Part II: Commentary on the Hall ar-Rumuz 1. General Reflections 2. Text and Commentary Part III: Ending of Manuscript G, not written by Ibn Umail 1. Introduction by the Editor 2. Text and Commentary Part IV: Apparatus 1. Bibliography 2. General Index 3. Glossary 4. Diacritical Signs
Foreword by the Editor Foreword by Marie-Louise von Franz Part I: Introduction 1. The Religious Eros in the Arab Culture 2. The Loss of the Dimension of Divine Matter 3. The Transition of Alchemy into the Western World 4. A Modern View of Eros 5. The Life and Work of Muhammad ibn Umail Part II: Commentary on the Hall ar-Rumuz 1. General Reflections 2. Text and Commentary Part III: Ending of Manuscript G, not written by Ibn Umail 1. Introduction by the Editor 2. Text and Commentary Part IV: Apparatus 1. Bibliography 2. General Index 3. Glossary 4. Diacritical Signs
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