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The Tower on the Marsh A Piece of Jungian History: Christiana Morgan’s Tower in Newbury, Massachusetts by Hilary Morgan, Satya Doyle Byock, and Jan Marlan. Between 1930-1934, Carl Jung explored and analyzed the archetypal images from a young woman’s active imagination in what would come to be known as his Vision Seminars. This former analysand was Christiana Morgan, one of the extraordinary women whose life and ideas had a profound impact on Jung’s own life and work. In 1926, Morgan traveled to Zurich for analysis with Jung when she was just twenty-eight years old. He marveled at the…

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