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Illustration from a facsimile version of
C. G. Jung's manuscript, The Red Book: Liber Novus |
Here are today's milestones:
Born on this day:
Pierre Corneille (1684; born June 6, 1606) French playwright ranked with Molière and Racine. Remembered especially for
The Cid; Polyeucte;
Nicomède;
Horace;
Cinna; and
Rodogune
Alexander Pushkin (1799; died February 10, 1837) Russian poet, playwright, and novelist;
Eugene Onegin;
The Captain's Daughter;
Boris Godunov;
Ruslan and Ludmila
Thomas Mann (1875; died August 12, 1955) German novelist, short story writer, essayist;
Buddenbrooks;
The Magic Mountain;
Death in Venice;
Joseph and His Brothers;
Doctor Faustus; Nobel Prize in Literature (1929)
Died on this day:
Carl Gustav Jung (1961; born July 26, 1875) German-speaking Swiss psychiatrist;
Psychology of the Unconscious;
Symbols of Transformation;
Man and His Symbols;
Memories, Dreams, Reflections;
Seven Sermons to the Dead;
Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious
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