Freud's 'Outstanding' Colleague/Jung's 'Twin Brother': The suppressed psychoanalytic and political significance of Otto Gross

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Freud’s ‘Outstanding’ Colleague/Jung’s ‘Twin Brother’
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents
Figures
About the author
Acknowledgements
Preface
Introduction: news of an unknown
Chapter 1: ‘Healing wounded history’ – Looking back to the future: A trans-historical, intersubjective, psychoanalytic and sacral-political methodology
	A note on style
	A note on ethics
	Note
Chapter 2: Author and subject
	1.
	2.
	Notes
Chapter 3: Psychoanalysis politicized and sacralized
	I. Psychoanalytic historiography
	II. The work of Otto Gross
	Clinical practice
	Psychoanalytic theory
	III. Gross’s influence on the development of psychoanalytical theory and clinical practice
	Otto Gross and Sigmund and Anna Freud
	Otto Gross and Carl Gustav Jung
	Gross’s influence on Jung’s life and psychology
	Dementia praecox/schizophrenia
	Unus mundus and the numinous
	Alfred Adler
	Otto Gross and Sándor Ferenczi
	Nicholas Trigant Burrow’s mutual analysis
	Otto Gross, Vittorio Benussi and Dorian Feigenbaum
	Otto Gross and Wilhelm Reich
Chapter 4: Revolutionary politics, ensouled
Chapter 5: Philosophical origins: revolutionary politics, psychology and the sacred
Chapter 6: Otto Gross: a brief life
	Otto Gross’s descendants
Chapter 7: Echoes and traces: the suppression of Otto Gross and ‘the return of the repressed’
	I. Contemporary Voices
	II. From 1920 to the Millennium
	III. Exclusions, or ‘There is a vacancy in history.’
	IV. Continuing echoes
	Note
Chapter 8: Conclusion
	Desiderata
Appendix: Mendrisio, Spring 1911
References
	Abbreviations
Index