The mother : archetypal image in fairy tales

by Sibylle Birkhäuser-Oeri

Book, 1988

Status

Available

Call number

FA

Tags

Fairy Tales

Call number

FA

Publication

Toronto, Canada : Inner City Books, c1988.

Original publication date

1977

Physical description

172 p.; 23 cm

Local notes

A practical illustation of how the mother complex funcations in the world as well as in the deeper regions of the psyche. The focus here is on positive and negative aspects of the maternal image in well-known fairy tales, including Snow White, Sleeping Beauty and Hansel and Gretel.

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