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A Congress of European analytical psychologists was held under the aegis of the Rivista di psicologia analitica in Rome, from 21-24 May 1973. The subject was ‘Jung and European Culture’. The venture was supported by the Istituto della Enciclopedia Italiana as well as by the Swiss Institute of Rome. The following papers were read:
| G. Adler (London): | Aspects of the personality and work of Jung |
| R. Rossini (Modena): | Jung and modern psychiatry |
| J. Hillman (Zürich): | Plotinus, Ficino and Vico, precursors of Jungian psychology |
| M. Fordham (London): | Reflections on child analysis |
| A. Plaut (London): | Learning theory and analytical psychology |
| G. Benedetti (Basel): | The theory of psychosis |
| P. Solié (Paris): | Psychosomatic medicine and analytical psychology |
| E. Guidubaldi (Milan): | Archetypes in the Divine comedy |
| L. Aurigemma (Paris): | The introduction of the Italian edition of the works of Jung (Boringhieri edition) |
| G. Manganelli (Rome): | Jung and literature |
| M. David (Grenoble): | Jung and French culture |
| M. Trevi (Rome): | Structure and process in the jungian conception of the unconscious |
| A. Guggenbühl-Craig (Zürich): | Jungian psychology and sexual psycho-pathology |
| M. L. von Franz (Zürich): | The unknown ‘visitor’ in dreams and in fables |
| H. Dieckmann (Berlin): | Transference and counter-transference |
| L. Rauhala (Helsinki): | Jung and modern phenomenology |
| V. Cappelletti (Rome): | Jung and the psychology of the twentieth century. |
Private as well as official hospitality was of the best, and many more people, especially young people, than expected attended the lectures and showed their appreciation. The ‘media’, too, gave excellent coverage, and