Lingering Shadows professes to examine the issue of Carl Jung's alleged anti-Semitism. Does it do so with fairness and honesty? It may be said that no academic or scientific work is accomplished entirely without bias, however it is worth keeping in mind that the present volume declares itself “A C. G. Jung Foundation Book,” and that both its editors are not only Jungian analysts but high ranking members of the official Jungian hierarchy. Maidenbaum is the executive director of the C. G. Jung Foundation for Analytical Psychology, and Martin is a founding member of the Philadelphia Association of Jungian Analysts.

Moreover, if I may be permitted a bit of off-the-cuff psychoanalysis, while the subtitle of the present volume is “Jungians, Freudians, and Anti-Semitism,” there appear to be no Freudians involved. Of the 19 contributors to the book, 12 are Jungian analysts, two others were trained at Jungian institutes, four might be