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A careful examination of Jung's so-called "rebel" works does not sustain the critics' contention that Jung fostered a split with Freud. Stepansky argues that Jung had a sincere belief that his limited acceptance of certain psychoanalytic mechanisms and his suggested modifications still constituted full-fledged loyalty to psychoanalysis as he understood it. Moreover, the Freud-Jung letters show Jung's clear allegiance to psychoanalysis and Freud's acceptance and approval of Jung's reservations.