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J. G. Ballard: Critical Essay by William M. Schuyler, Jr.

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SOURCE: Schuyler, William M., Jr. “Portrait of the Artist as a Jung Man: Love, Death and Art in J. G. Ballard's Vermilion Sands.The New York Review of Science Fiction, no. 57 (May 1993): 1, 8-11.

In the following two-part essay, Schuyler attempts to amend David Pringle's pioneering study of Jungian psychological symbols used commonly by Ballard.

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