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Subject: Re: FW: Frances wickes inner world of childhood
Date: Wed, 28 Jul 2004 16:39:53 -0400
From: Lois Oppenheim <[log in to unmask]>
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Organization: Montclair State University
To: Institute for Psychological Study of the Arts <PSYART@

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Many thanks, Claire. My message was not meant to go the the
listserve (and I am
not sure how it got there as I addressed it to you alone),
but since it did I
hope others will weigh in if they have information or
anything pertinent to add.

Again, thank you--
Lois

Murray Schwartz wrote:

> From: Claire Hershman [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> Subject: FW: Frances wickes inner world of childhood
>
> The only thing I know about this analyst was that she wrote three very well
> respected books   vis 'the inner world of childhood' the inner world of ....
> And a third one which I assume you know about. Jung wrote the introduction
> to 'the inner world of child hood'    She went to Zurich in 1923 where she
> had treatment with Dr Jung himself, before his interest in the collective
> and his trips to Africa and his fascination with alchemy, and she continued
> apparently a long relationship with him..as far as I know she was not one of
> the 'valkyries' as his inner cohort of women supporters was known. I have a
> hunch that Jane wheelwright in u.s.a may know more about her since she may
> have been her contemporary in Zurich. I am so pleased you are researching
> this fascinating writer, I think she is yet again an unsung heroine and
> pioneer of much of the work that is done with kids today that is imaginative
> and creative and is practically never ever traced toits Jungian origins....
> However the san Francisco Jung society has a wonderful woman called
> Laurie... zetler Who with her husband was one of the first Americans to go
> to Zurich, she works at the bookstore and is a truly wonderful and
> knowledgeable lady she will probably know who is around who might know more
> about MS Wickes. Hope this helps please keep in touch and thanks for
> thinking of me.
>
> Claire Odeon Hershman
> Lecturer in Jung, cinema and story Birkbeck and city university and
> psychotherapist in private practice, specialising in working with people in
> the creative and media fields.
> Visit my web page  http .creativefreelancersupport.org.uk
>
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> From: Lois Oppenheim <[log in to unmask]>
> Organization: Montclair State University
> Reply-To: [log in to unmask]
> Date: Wed, 28 Jul 2004 13:16:24 -0400
> To: [log in to unmask], [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Frances Wieckes
>
> Dear Claire Hershman and Stephen Martin,
> I am aware of your Jung connection via Norm Holland's listserve and
> wonder if you could give me some information on Frances Wieckes. I am
> currently writing a book to which Martha Graham's letters to, friendship
> with, and 'treatment' by Frances Wieckes may have some relevance. I have
> not found much on Wieckes and even less on Graham and Wieckes'
> connection--this last being what interests really me--and wonder if you
> could tell me anything or steer me in the right direction. I know of
> FW's relationship with Jung. But was she a very well respected analyst
> in her own right? specializing in? kind and place of training? etc. etc.
> Any information would be of great interest and would be much
> appreciated.
> Many thanks,
> Lois
>
> --
> Lois Oppenheim, Chair
> Department of French, German, and Russian
> Montclair State University
> Upper Montclair, NJ 07043
> Department:  973-655-4283
> Office:  973-655-7423
> Fax:  973-655-7909
>
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Lois Oppenheim, Chair
Department of French, German, and Russian
Montclair State University
Upper Montclair, NJ 07043
Department:  973-655-4283
Office:  973-655-7423
Fax:  973-655-7909