...admiration for you as a man and a researcher, and I bear you no conscious grudge. So the self-preservation complex does not come from there; it is rather that...comes from the fact that as a boy I was the victim of a sexual assault by a man I once worshipped. . . . I therefore fear your confidence (49). In his next...

...to you with a struggle — I have boundless admiration for you both as a man and a researcher. ... [M]y veneration for you has something of the character of a 'religious' crush. ... I still feel it is disgusting and ridiculous because of its undeniable erotic undertone." Jung's...

...Jung's veneration was to grow, so much so that in October 1907 Jung writes: "So the self-preservation complex does not come from there; it is rather that...something of the character of a 'religious crush.' " 13 Still later, he writes (#204) that "the basic principles of the psychoanalytic way of life have...

...for you both as a man and a researcher, and I bear you no conscious grudge. So the selfpreservation complex does not come from there; it is rather that...comes from the fact that as a boy I was the victim of a sexual assault by a man I once worshipped. Even in Vienna the remarks of the ladies ("enfin seuls,"...

...thorough omission from Jung's autobiography involved not a woman but a man. In 1907 Jung wrote to Freud, "[M]y veneration for you has something of the character...comes from the fact that as a boy I was the victim of a sexual assault by a man I once worshipped."38 Jung gave Freud no details about this homosexual "assault,"...

...that he fused an idealization of Freud with religion. In October 1907, as I have noted, he had said: "my veneration for you has something of the character of a 'religious' crush" (#49). And a month later he confided in Freud again: "My old religiosity had secretly found in you...

...and as a researcher" constantly evokes a "self-preservation complex," which he explains as follows: [M]y veneration for you has something of the character...comes from the fact that as a boy I was the victim of a sexual assault by a man I once worshipped. (McGuire, 1974, p. 95) Freud's next letter, curiously,...

...Garrison as Moses: Douglass, Life and Times, 213-14 (1994, 658-59). Jung to Freud, October 28, 1907: ". . .my veneration for you has something of the character of a 'religious' crush": The Freud/ Jung Letters, ed. William McGuire, (Princeton University Press, 1974), 95. 58 "Justice":...

...1907, writing in reply to Freud's complaint that Jung was being lazy in writing, Jung confessed, . . .my veneration for you has something of the character...feel it is disgusting and ridiculous because of its undeniably erotic undertone. This abominable feeling comes from the fact that as a boy I was the victim...

...for you both as a man and a researcher, and I bear you no conscious grudge. So the self-preservation complex does not come from there; it is rather that...comes from the fact that as a boy I was the victim of a sexual assault by a man I once worshipped. (Maguire, 1974: 95) Freud (2 January 1910): It has occurred...