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W. W. Norton & Company (1991), 324 pages
Description
An examination of myths as they are immediately present in the consciousness and unconsciousness of contemporary living people in the West. May traces myths--Classical Greece, Dante's Middle Ages, European legend, and contemporary American life--and relates them to the dreams and associations he encounters in his practice as a psychotherapist.
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LibraryThing member ablueidol
Not a book to read if its storytelling performance you want but it helps to make clear what stories work and why
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English
Physical description
324 p.; 8.5 inches
ISBN
0393331776 / 9780393331776
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Other editions
The cry for myth by Rollo May (Paper Book)
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