The Feminine in Fairy Tales: Revised Edition (C. G. Jung Foundation Books Series)
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The Feminine in Fairy Tales: Revised Edition (C. G. Jung Foundation Books Series)

by Marie-Louise Von Franz

Mythology Psychology Fairy Tales
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Marie-Louise Von Franz explores the feminine in fairy tales through a Jungian psychological lens. This revised edition considers how traditional fairy-tale narratives can be read as meaningful expressions of femininity, symbolism, and inner experience, making it a thoughtful resource for readers interested in psychology, folklore, and literary interpretation.

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The Feminine in Fairy Tales examines the representation and meaning of the feminine in traditional fairy tales.

Written by Marie-Louise Von Franz, the book approaches its subject within the psychological tradition associated with C. G. Jung.

This revised edition appears in the C. G. Jung Foundation Books Series.

It offers readers an interpretive study connecting fairy-tale material with questions of femininity and inner life.

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