<p>Maintaining that dreams prepare people for death and afterlife and that traditional religions have ignored dreams when it comes to death, the author attempts in this book to uncover the symbolism of death as found in dreams. She also compares death dreams to accounts of near-death experiences.<br></p>

On Dreams & Death: A Jungian Interpretation

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Franz, Marie-Louise Von

Kennedy-Xypolitas, Emmanuel

Psychology & Counseling

Open Court

Puer Aeternus: A Psychological Study of the Adult Struggle With the Paradise of Childhood

MARIE-LOUISE von FRANZ is renown in the field of analytical psychology. A native of Munich, she has spent most of her life in Zurich where she worked directly with C.G. Jung for nearly thirty years. She was one of the founders of the Jung Institute in Kusnacht, Switzerland, and is currently an analyst there. A gifted and prolific writer, von Franz travels extensively, lecturing on her works and Jungian psychology. Anticipating the current interest in what is popularly called the "Peter Pan" syndrome, Puer Aeternaus ("eternal child") is von Franz's classic study of the youth within us, resistant to commitment in work or relationships and unable to completely abandon the dreams and fantasies of adolescence. Von Franz shows how this childish innocence can thwart our sel-actualization and doom us to adolescent delusions and provisional living. Through an analysis of Saint-Exupery's The Little Prince and Bruno Goetz's Kingdom Without Space, von Franz explores the negative potencial of the puer and its relation to the mother complex, Don Juanism, and homosexuality. Above all, she helps both men and women recognize this aspect and harness and focus its energy productively. "After reading Puer Aeternus and looking around at the men I know, friends and acquaintances, I couldn't help seeing reflections everywhere of what von Franz observed. Trapped in dreamy adolescence, afraid to leave the paradise of childhood: that seemed to describe a lot of them... [This book] is relevant to any effort at making sense of this problem."

Sigo Pr

La passion de Perpétue

Medical Books

Psychology

DAUPHIN

Gesammelte Werke, 20 Bde. in 24 Tl.-Bdn., Bd.14/1-2, Mysterium Coniunctionis

JUNG, CARL GUSTAV

Jung-Merker, Lilly

Rüf, Elisabeth

Walter-Verlag

Der Mensch und seine Symbole. Sonderausgabe.

Henderson, Joseph L.

Jacobi, Jolande

Psychotherapie: Erfahrungen aus der Praxis

Daimon

«La gata» es un cuento de hadas rumano, de gran complejidad y encanto. Es la historia de una princesa que, a la edad de 17 años, es hechizada y convertida en una gata. Deberá permanecer bajo esa forma hasta que llegue el hijo de un emperador y le corte la cabeza... Finalmente aparece un ingenuo príncipe que, de viaje por sus tierras, se encuentra con ella y cumple su destino. A partir de este argumento, con su característica erudición y su natural sentido del humor, la doctora Von Franz dedica este libro a diseccionar pacientemente cómo y por qué ocurre todo eso.Primero, desenmaraña los hilos simbólicos que mueven la historia, desde el encantamiento hasta el triunfo del bien, pasando por las inevitables campanas, las manzanas doradas, las brujas, etc. Y luego nos hace notar la presencia de los grandes temas de la redención y la unión de contrarios, a los que relaciona con motivos de la psicología individual y colectiva.

La gata/ The Cat: Un Cuento De La Redencion Femenina/ a Tale of Feminine Redemption (Paidos Junguiana/ Paidos Jungian) (Spanish Edition)

Literature & Fiction

Short Stories & Anthologies

Paidos Iberica, Ediciones S. A.

Sobre los sueños y la muerte

Editorial Kairós SA

La leyenda del Grial: Desde una perspectiva psicológica

Jung, Emma

El término latino puer aeternus, que significa infancia o juventud eterna, se le atribuye al niño-dios Yaco en las Metamorfosis de Ovidio. Posteriormente, el niño-dios se

El puer aeternus

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