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This study takes a fresh approach to the genre of science fiction — comparative mythology and Jungian psychology, as a contrast to many books in the field which are concerned with a scientific or Freudian perspective. It will be useful not only to scholars in the field of literary studies, but to those using interdisciplinary approaches. It would also be a useful text for courses in contemporary fiction and cinema, mythology and literature, and psychology and literature. Other Mythology Books 2010 – An Ethnographic Study of Papadjab, An Afro-Caribbean Devil Dancer 1989 – In Defense of Mystical Ideas. Support for Mystic Beliefs From a Purely Theoretical Viewpoint 2014 – Heroine in Literature and Film as Expressive of the Twelve Natural Seasons
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