Jung emphasized the spiritual aspects of human nature, his views on the meaning of dreams and the importance of subjective experience led to conflict between him and his teacher Sigmund Freud. Many of his contemporaries considered him a dreamer and a mystic, but later his contributions to psychology and psychiatry concerning extraversion and introversion, archetypes, individuation and the collective unconscious became clear. Book B.-A. Bennett, Jung's friend and colleague, clearly presents the thoughts of Carl Gustav Jung in the context of his life, practice and research. What Jung Really Said has stood the test of time. This is a classic. It takes into account the historical situation and provides theoretical justifications; it has the rare advantage of combining intellectual sophistication and accessibility to the uninitiated reader. The book is intended for a wide range of readers and will also be of interest to specialists. Year of publication: 2009