The secret raven : conflict and transformation in the life of Franz Kafka

by Daryl Sharp

Book, 1980

Status

Available

Call number

APJA

Tags

Analytical Psychology By Jungian Analysts

Call number

APJA

Publication

Toronto : Inner City Books, c1980.

Original publication date

1980

Physical description

128 p.; 21 cm

Local notes

A concise illustration of the meaning and purpose of neurosis, with particular attention to puer psychology, anima and shadow, the mother complex, individuation and dream symbolism. Focus on the life of Franz Kafka. Illustrated.

Subjects

Authors, Austrian Biography
Kafka, Franz, 1883-1924

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