Angela Graf-Nold

Swiss historian of psychology who has written on the early history of analytical psychology at the Burghölzli, particularly on Eugen Bleuler's role and the relationship between Freud, Jung, and the Zurich school.

Reconstructs the institutional and intellectual context of Jungian psychology's origins — the Burghölzli's role, Bleuler's contributions, and the political dynamics of the early psychoanalytic movement from a historical rather than hagiographic perspective.