Memories, Dreams, Reflections

Summary

The book «Memories, Dreams, Reflections» by Carl Gustav Jung is an autobiography in which the author shares his memories of life, professional endeavors, and spiritual quests. Jung recounts his childhood, youth, education, and the beginning of his career in psychiatry. He describes his relationship with Sigmund Freud and their eventual split, as well as the development of his own ideas and concepts in the field of analytical psychology. In the book, Jung pays attention to his dreams and visions, which played a significant role in his scientific and personal life. He reflects on the nature of the human psyche, the collective unconscious, and archetypes, sharing his insights and discoveries. The book is not only an autobiography but also a philosophical reflection on life, death, and the meaning of existence.