Exploring the unpublished writings and art of Emma Jung, this collection unveils her significant yet overlooked contributions to early psychoanalysis. Through journal entries, dream accounts, and lectures, readers gain insight into her vibrant inner life and her role as a collaborator in developing analytical psychology, including the concept of the animus. The book highlights her determination to challenge societal norms and presents a compelling portrait of a woman who shaped her own intellectual path, enriching the narrative of women's roles in psychological history.
