Tucker draws upon Jung’s theories of typology as a basis for studying basing themes in the plays. Among the works discussed are King John, The Rape of Lucrece, Othello, Hamlet, and Julius Caesar.

“…a valuable path into Jungian typology as a useful tool of literary criticism.”
--Emily Detmer-Goeble, Kentucky Philological Review.

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Kenneth Tucker: Author of

Books

Eliot Ness and the Untouchables:
The Historical Reality
and
the Film and Television Depictions, 2nd ed. Soon to be available as an ebook from Google and other ebook readers

A Kentucky Colonel in Darkest Africa Currently available or soon to be available as an ebook for Kindle and other ebook readers

The Old Lit Professor’s Book of Favorite Readings Currently available or soon to be available as an ebook for Kindle and other ebook readers

I Pray the Lord My Soul to Keep Currently available or soon to be available as an ebook for Kindle and other ebook readers

The Madonna of Shadows and Darkness Currently available or soon to be available as an ebook for Kindle and other ebook readers

A Spider Spinning Daydreams (short story)

The Fall of the House of Spade Currently available or soon to be available as an ebook for Kindle and other ebook readers

Wilderness of Tigers: A Novel of the Harpe Brothers and Frontier Violence Currently available or soon to be available as an ebook for Kindle and other ebook readers

The Grave and the Figure Eight: A Myth Reborn

Currently available or soon to be available as an ebook for Kindle and other ebook readers

A Kentucky Colonel in King Arthur's Court and The Swamp Maiden of Venus.

Currently available or soon to be available as an ebook for Kindle and other ebook readers

Eliot Ness and the Untouchables. Jefferson, NC: McFarland, 2000.

John Marston, A Reference Guide. Boston: G. K. Hall, 1985. [Out of Print]

A Bibliography of Writings by and About John Ford and Cyril Tourneur. Boston: G. K. Hall, 1975. [Out of Print]

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