In this fascinating discussion, Brett Carr, a psychoanalyst and esteemed Freud scholar, navigates the turbulent relationship between Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung. Carr highlights the ideological rifts that became apparent during Freud's rise to fame and examines the controversial cases that shaped psychoanalysis. The conversation also delves into the psychological impacts of World War I on Freud, particularly his evolving theories and personal struggles, all while the ominous shadow of the Nazis loomed over Vienna.
