Our guest today is Helena Bassil-Morozow , a cultural philosopher, writer, and lecturer in media and communication at Glasgow Caledonian University. She’s interested in ways in which we interact with our society, and particularly how our identities are shaped by our environment. Her books include 'Tim Burton: The Monster and the Crowd' , 'The Trickster in Contemporary Film'. Her latest book which she has co-written with Luke Hockley and which comes out in December is entitled 'Jungian Film Studies: the Essential Guide' and this is going to be the topic of our discussion.