Freud and Jung's Friendship Explained in Animated Video
In 1906, Swiss psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung received a collection of essays from Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis. They met in Vienna a year later, talking for 13 hours. Their friendship and collaboration lasted several years, involving hundreds of letters and joint trips, including a 1909 lecture tour in America. Jung abruptly ended the relationship in 1913. An animated video by Aeon, illustrated by Andrew Khosravani, recounts this deep and tumultuous story blending philosophy, research, science, and personal feelings.
Key facts
- In 1906, Jung received a collection of essays from Freud.
- Jung and Freud met in Vienna in 1907 and talked for 13 hours.
- Their friendship and collaboration lasted several years.
- They exchanged hundreds of letters and had several meetings.
- In 1909, they traveled together to America for a lecture series.
- Jung abruptly ended the relationship in 1913.
- The video is produced by Aeon and animated by Andrew Khosravani.
- The video tells the story of their deep and troubled relationship.
Entities
Artists
- Carl Gustav Jung
- Sigmund Freud
- Andrew Khosravani
Institutions
- Aeon
Locations
- Vienna
- America