“Fairy tales are the play of nature. They are as full of meaning or devoid of it, as nature itself is full or devoid of it, and when we peer into it, and when we do not …
They are similar to the products of an unconscious person, ”says a well-known Jungian analyst, employee and closest colleague of K.-G. Jung Marie-Louise von Franz. In her book, she included interpretations of several fairy tales: Danish, Spanish, Chinese, French, African. Exploring their stories using the methods of Jungian psychology, she reflects on the cultural characteristics of different countries and on the common things that unite the various branches of human civilization.
Class, 256 p.