📌 Our new project! *Jolande Jacobi* was one of Jung’s most prominent women followers, who played a prominent role in disseminating his work. She was a prime mover behind the founding of the Jung Institute in Zurich. Her correspondence with Jung, spanning decades, is one of his major correspondences.
Our upcoming webinar, 11 May, will be with Daniel Baumann, and it will explore the architecture, psychology, and symbolism of the Bollingen Tower.
Not counting the two upcoming titles next year, to date we have published *sixteen titles* and there are ten future projects for translation and publication. Donations can be made below ↓.
#GivingTuesday 💫 The Philemon Foundation is a not-for-profit organization: we receive no royalties for publications in the Philemon Series and therefore are entirely dependent on donations from individuals who are willing to support our vision. No contribution is too small.
We are getting there.
For many in the Jungian community & the public at large, reading & rereading Jung has been a vital & essential task in comprehending ourselves and our place in an ever more complex world. Please help in continuing to enrich this process with bringing to light more hitherto unknown & unstudied works.
And there is still more: We have launched our 2025 fundraising campaign, as we seek to publish one of Jung's major correspondences—spanning decades: The C. G. Jung-Jolande Jacobi Correspondence.
🔥 There is no confirmed date yet, but along with On Dreams and the East: Notes of the 1933 Berlin Seminar—C. G. Jung and Heinrich Zimmer, we are pleased to announce the other publication due in 2025: Jung’s Life and Work: Interviews for Memories, Dreams, Reflections with Aniela Jaffé.
