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Professor Evans of the University of Houston is an enthusiast, and it was his urge to provide live fare for his students which led to the making of the films of his conversations with Jung and Ernest Jones. This book consists of the transcriptions of these films followed by the author's comments and the results of some experiments to assess the effect on students of seeing and hearing Jung.
The importance of the interviewer's effect on the interviewed is most striking if this film is compared with John Freeman's, which was a very serious affair. Evans seems to have released Jung from the bondage of his prophetic image and really got him chatting. The casual way in which Jung lards his chat with erudite allusions has proved a pitfall for