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Mary Esther Karding
b. 1888, Shropshire, England; d. 1971, location unknown
The correct spelling of this name is MARY ESTHER HARDING.
Mary Esther Harding grew up in England, where she obtained a degree in medicine and practiced as an intern at the Royal Infirmary in London. After relocating to New York, inspired by the work of Carl Jung, Harding became a psychoanalyst and active member of the Jungian community in New York. In addition to writing and publishing numerous books, including The Way of All Women (1970) and The I and Not I (1974), she lectured throughout the United States and established several Jungian organizations.
Mary Esther Harding grew up in England, where she obtained a degree in medicine and practiced as an intern at the Royal Infirmary in London. After relocating to New York, inspired by the work of Carl Jung, Harding became a psychoanalyst and active member of the Jungian community in New York. In addition to writing and publishing numerous books, including The Way of All Women (1970) and The I and Not I (1974), she lectured throughout the United States and established several Jungian organizations.
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