Professor Schultz has written a story about the relationship between Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung. Few new facts about the lives of these two great psychologists are presented, but the contrasts between the two personalities, the possible reconstructions of each of their earlier lives, the possible reasons for their attraction to each other, and then the disruption of their relationship are all presently briefly, succinctly, and in very readable fashion. The story is more of a narrative of the arrival and departure of two significant figures on the world stage of mental health and illness. Each made his contributions, each had major differences between their theories, and each was the founder of disciplines and organizations which taught, applied, and supported the theories of their founders.

The contrasting biographical data and their impact on the theoretical and clinical approaches that later emerged are interesting