The Theme of Complexes in Freud and Jung

A meeting with Rezo Korinteli on the topic: "The Theme of Complexes in Freud and Jung" will be held at the Academy of Thinking.

The lecture will address complexes, discussing their causes, symbolism, and impact on the human psyche according to the theories of Freud and Jung.

According to Freud, complexes are rooted in the unconscious mental processes of the individual and are primarily linked to childhood experiences. His most famous concept is the "Oedipus complex," which describes the unconscious conflict of a child with their parents.

Jung views complexes as systems of unconscious psychological energies, resulting from trauma, emotions, and experiences. These topics will be discussed in the lecture: The Theme of Complexes in Freud and Jung.

Attendance will be available both in person and online via Google Meet.

No age control.