As Jung As You Feel This section is comprised of books that are centered mainly around analyses of Marilyn Monroe's psychological problems.

	Violations of the Child Marilyn Monroe by Anonymous ("Her Psychiatrist Friend") Publication: Bridgehead Books. 1962. USA. ISBN: ? Details: Hardback. 160 pages. Contains: 2 photos (b&w). 16 illustrations (b&w).
	Marilyn Monroe: Mythe et Seduction by Christine Berckmans Published by Editions L'Harmattan (Collection Logiques Sociales). 1993. France. ISBN 2-7384-1571-7. Details: Softback. 176 pages. Contains: 4 photos (b&w). Discography. Filmography. S.J.
	Why Norma Jean Killed Marilyn Monroe by Lucy Freeman Publication: Global Rights Ltd. USA. ISBN 1-88014101302. Details: Hardback. 191 pages. Contains: 10 photos (b&w).
	Why Norma Jean Killed Marilyn Monroe by Lucy Freeman Published by Hastings House. USA. ISBN 1-8038-9354-X. Details: Softback. 191 pages. Contains: 10 photos (b&w). This is a paperback reprint of the original hardback edition.
	Why Norma Jean Killed Marilyn Monroe by Lucy Freeman Published by ?. Japan. ISBN ? Details: Softback. ? pages. Contains: no photos. Text-only version of Freeman's book. K.G.
	The Marilyn Syndrome by Elizabeth MacAvoy and Susan Israelson Published by Donald I. Fine. 1991. USA. ISBN 1-55611-220-3 Details: Hardback. 245 pages. Contains: No photos.

	Further Reading Other books that, though listed under different categories, contain a good information regarding Marilyn Monroe's psychological makeup: Marilyn: The Last Months by Eunice Murray & Rose Shade Illuminating information about Marilyn's state of mind in the months preceding her death, as well as some good information on her relationship with her psychiatrist at the time, Dr. Ralph Greenson. Marilyn Monroe: The Biography by Donald Spoto Donald Spoto's heavily-documented tome.
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