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C. G. Jung Believed That Popular Fiction Often Conveyed Unvarnished Psychological Truths. In This Volume, Matthew A. Fike Skillfully Analyzes The Novels Under Consideration In Jung's 1925 Seminar On Analytical Psychology, Critiques The Discussion, Corrects Jung's Ill-informed Perspectives, And Sheds Light On A Neglected Area Of Jungian Literary Studies-- Provided By Publisher.