Carl Jung
1875–1961 (age 86)
Biography
Carl Jung was one of the most influential psychiatrists and psychologists of the 20th century, whose groundbreaking theories and pioneering work fundamentally shaped modern psychology and psychotherapy. Born in 1875 in Switzerland, Jung developed revolutionary concepts including analytical psychology, the collective unconscious, and psychological archetypes that continue to influence mental health practice and theory worldwide.
Jung's prolific career spanned decades, during which he made immeasurable contributions to understanding the human psyche and consciousness. His work extended far beyond clinical practice to encompass philosophy, spirituality, and cultural studies. He passed away in 1961 and was laid to rest at Küsnacht Cemetery in Switzerland, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire psychologists, therapists, and scholars across the globe.