Exploring the repression of the Dionysian spirit, this book examines its relationship with the rise of patriarchy over two millennia. It highlights the historical connections between Dionysus and women, using examples from various cultures and the author's personal experiences to illustrate how these themes have evolved. The work delves into the cultural implications of this repression, offering a unique perspective on gender and spirituality.
The book delves into the significant roles of women in Carl Jung's life, examining their influence and contributions to his work. It highlights Jung's reliance on their companionship and the impact these relationships had on his theories and practices. Through a revised and expanded study, the author sheds light on the often-overlooked narratives of these women, providing a deeper understanding of Jung's personal and professional landscape.
The Genesis of a Play in the Death and Funeral of Marilyn Monroe
Exploring the multifaceted persona of Marilyn Monroe, the narrative envisions her at 77, blending her iconic glamour with a deeper, wiser self. Author Maggy Anthony imagines how the complexities, fears, and vulnerabilities of Monroe's youth could evolve into grace and wisdom in her later years. This creative portrayal offers a unique perspective on the Hollywood legend, inviting readers to reflect on her potential growth beyond the public's perception.
Desire between two, (or even three!) can be found all over the world. But perhaps there are certain places on the globe that stimulate desire, and certainly leave their own particular imprint on the relationship. In this book we travel to Venice, Zurich, Paris, Barbados, and cities as exotic as Rio de Janeiro. In each the duel between lovers plays out in a way particular to each landscape-the Landscape of Desire.
C. G. Jung opened up a whole new world exploring the psychology of individuation. Among his most ardent followers were a group of women who came to him to be healed, and who worked closely with his ideas. These women had the courage to explore both the need for a spiritual link with a man like Jung, and their own deepest feminine roots. For this book, Maggy Anthony interviewed people close to these women and respectfully shares their stories with readers on a similar path.
A lucid analysis on the remarkable group of women who influenced and were influenced by this genius.