In a silent, standing tribute to "this great man who has now gone from us," 2,800 doctors attending the Third World Congress of Psychiatry in Montreal last week paid honor to Carl Gustav Jung. Among them were doctors from 60 nations most interestingly, ten psychiatrists from Russia. Soviet psychiatry thus for the first time got into substantial personal contact with Western psychiatry, and so eager were the Russians to meet their Western colleagues thathaving been refused travel funds by their employer, the governmentthey scraped up the fare out of their own pockets.
Freud? Nyet! Western psychiatrists who had been hoping to find...
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