Ingeborg Clarus

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Ingeborg Clarus (* 1917 ; † 2003 ) was a depth psychologist and author.

Ingeborg Clarus was a lecturer at the CG Jung Institute in Zurich and a training analyst for depth psychology at the Psychoanalytical Institute in Stuttgart . As a representative of the analytical psychology according to Carl Gustav Jung , Clarus was considered a connoisseur of symbols , her research focus was the relationships between external and internal reality in dreams, cultural history and especially in myths .

She was the author of books and essays on topics at the interface of psychology, religious studies and comparative mythology , she was known for her contributions to Celtic , Egyptian and Greek mythology and the meaning of acts of sacrifice . Her monograph Celtic Myths is regarded as a standard work on the psychoanalytic interpretation of Celtic mythology in the area of ​​tension between the matriarchy-patriarchy problem, it was published several times and was translated from German into Czech.

Fonts (selection)

  • You die to live. Egyptian mythology in depth psychology . Bonz, Fellbach 1979. ISBN 3-87089-167-X
  • Odysseus and Oidipus. Paths and detours of the soul . Bonz, Fellbach 1986. ISBN 3-87089-309-5
  • Celtic myths. Man and his otherworld . Walter, Olten / Freiburg im Breisgau 1991. ISBN 3-530-13513-5
  • Sacrifice, rite, change. A journey through cultures and myths . Patmos, Düsseldorf 2000. ISBN 3-491-72425-2
  • The victim. Archaic rites interpreted in a modern way . Patmos, Düsseldorf 2005. ISBN 3-491-69127-3

proof

  1. ^ Presentation of deceased members of the Psychoanalytic Institute Stuttgart
  2. ^ Ingeborg Clarus in the Arnshaugk publishing house
  3. ↑ Book review by Deutschlandradio Kultur
personal data
SURNAME Clarus, Ingeborg
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Depth psychologist and author
DATE OF BIRTH 1917
DATE OF DEATH 2003