Sabina Spielrein – a rediscovered voice of psychoanalysis – Swiss National Museum

Sabina Spielrein (front row, second from left) began working at the Rousseau Institute in Geneva in 1921 – an academically productive period during which she gave lectures and talks, published papers and conducted a series of training analyses with her colleagues.

Landscapes of the Soul. C.G. Jung and the exploration of the human psyche in Switzerland

Switzerland has been home to a number of soul searchers over the years, such as Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Friedrich Nietzsche and Carl Gustav Jung. Their work had a major impact on the development of psychiatry and psychoanalysis. To mark the 150th birthday of C. G. Jung, the exhibition presents the history of psychoanalysis in Switzerland. The main exhibit is Jung’s ‘Red Book’, supplemented by contributions from Johann Heinrich Füssli, Louise Bourgeois, Rudolf Steiner, Meret Oppenheim, Thomas Hirschhorn, Heidi Bucher and many more.

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