Memories, Dreams, Reflections (Paperback)

from michaelbartley

very interesting book, as a autobiography it left much to be desired. jung rarely wrote about his life, he wrote about his ideas and as the title said his dreams. for mw the most interesting part w...

from RajivC

I quite liked this book. It is an unusual autobiography. It is an autobiography of his spiritual / intellectual / emotional life rather than a chronology of events. It does give a fair amount of in...

from LisaShapter

This memoir contains, among many other wonderful things, an account of the time-slip he saw with his mistress.

from Keith_Conners

Jung is fascinating because so much of his writing is interwoven with his intermittent psychotic states. Indeed, some authors think that he had a lifelong struggle with psychosis (see the review by...

from clevinger

These are a set of memoirs like no other. Rather than set about detailing the things he's done, the places he's been and the people he has met like most autobiographers would do, Jung (with the hel...