Four novels in Jung’s 1925 seminar

Paperbound, xii + 120 pp. including notes after each chapter, bibliography, and index. Contents: Introduction 1. The anima's many faces in Henry Rider Haggard's She 2. The visionary and psychological modes in She 3. Anima and history in She 4. C. G. Jung on plagiarism in Pierre Benoît's L'Atlantide 5. The Jungian matrix of Gustav Meyrink's The Green Face 6. Ghosts and the animus in Marie Hay's The Evil Vineyard 7. Hypertext in The Evil Vineyard NOTE: Fike's book discusses three novels used by Jung in his 1925 seminar (by Haggard, Benoît, and Hay) as well as the one by Meyrink that Jung originally intended to include and then did not. The OFJ library has circulating copies of the following related texts: 1. Analytical psychology: Notes of the seminar given in 1925, (McGuire, ed., 1989), BF 173 .J666 1989 c.2 (accession # 002555). This is the edition cited by Fike. 2. Introduction to Jungian psychology: Notes of the seminar on analytical psychology given in 1925 (Shamdasani, ed., 2012), BF 173 .J666 2012 c.2 (accession # 059522). 3. She: A story of adventure, H.R. Haggard, PN 3352 .P7 H344 2022 (accession # 088227). 4. L’Atlantide, P. Benoit, PN 3352 .P7 B446 2013 (accession# 088231). Marie Hay’s The Evil Vineyard may be accessed in full at no charge with Google Books here; click the "read free of charge" button in the "New" Google Books page, or "read now" on the "Classic" Google Books page. The library also has “The problem of women’s plots in The Evil Vineyard,” a monograph written by Barbara Hannah, who attended the 1925 seminar. This was published in 1948 by The Guild of Pastoral Psychology. Accession# 001961. Monographs cannot be checked out, but to read it while in the library, contact [email protected] in advance of your visit.