The Freud/ Jung Letters: the Correspondence Between Sigmund Freud and C.G. Jung

Sigmund Freud · C. G. Jung · William J. McGuire · Ralph Manheim · R. F. C. Hull

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This edition brings the reader to the core of the correspondence between two world-renowned figures - a reflection of an important relationship in the history of ideas this century. The book is aimed at psychology students.

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