- Tapa blanda: 384 páginas
- Editor: Shambhala Publications Inc; Edición: Revised (19 de diciembre de 1995)
- Idioma: Inglés
- ISBN-10: 1570626065
- ISBN-13: 978-1570626067
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Very readable!
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Although this is a transcription from lectures it deserves the highest grade because M-L von Franz here combines here erudition and interpretative faculty to produce very thought-provoking interpretations of creation myths from all over the world. Von Franz introduces her own theories within the framework of Jungian psychology. C.G. Jung said that M-L von Franz was the one theorist that had accomplished the most congenial development of his own ideas. This book is no exception. It conveys some new ideas, while keeping the reader fascinated from cover to cover. Von Franz subdivides the myths into different categories like: "the first victim", "the two creators", "germs and eggs", etc. and interprets the different categories accordingly. She explains that the incipient of many creation stories seem to be a state of pre-conscious wholeness which is broken in two when "subject" and "object" are created. The book can be read by the layman without foreknowledge of Jungian psychology, but is equally interesting to the professional as creation myths often appear in the individual's unconscious. It also serves as a good mythological reference as particularly interesting creation myths are picked out. This is a fine piece which does not reduce the creation myths into grey two-dimensionality, but holds their mystery in high esteem. /Mats W
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Insight into the Creative Process
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Marie-Louise von Franz is the most pre-eminent of Carl Jung's disciples, and one of the most respected expositors of Jungian psychology. This Jungian analysis of creation myths is one of her masterpieces. In the Jungian view, creation deals with the threshold between the conscious and the Unconscious. When we create a new "world" for ourselves (by a change in job, relationship, residence, life-status, etc.), we are at this inner threshold. This book uses images from ancient mythological systems to illustrate how a psychologically healthy person approaches the creative process. Although the theme may initially seem esoteric, the author is discussing issues that strike us all at our core.
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I Love This Author!
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Marie-Louise Von Franz writes about mythology with such intelligence, deep psychological insight and warmth that you are completely drawn in. More than any other writer on mythology, she approaches myths with a profound sense of awe and wonder, not only for the deep wisdom in the myths themselves, but for the humanity that gives them their many different expressions. After reading this book, if you do not see 'being in the world' with new eyes as something marvellous, the most precious of gifts, you are not fully alive. That's how strongly I feel about this book, and about this compassionate, erudite woman.
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