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"Nandor Fodor, a pioneer of psi & psychoanalysis, presents a detailed, yet succinct, authoritative, summary & commentary with relevant quotations & references on the parapsychological views & experiences in the lives & investigations of Freud & Jung. This book fills a gaping hole that many other standard works leave unfilled. By tapping his own vast storehouse of knowledge, Fodor lights up many otherwise obscure events in the lives of Freud & Jung. Freud's early flirtation with the meaning of numbers & various personal superstitions are detailed. His hard-nosed skepticism & lifelong ambivalence toward psi are portrayed against a background of his contacts with Jung & Ferenczi, the believers, & the traditionalist point of view espoused by Ernest Jones. Fodor supplies many significant tidbits such as the account of the imbroglio over wine with its psi consequences involving the teetotaler Jung with imbibers Ferenczi & Freud".--Berthold Eric Schwarz