Witches, ogres, and the devil's daughter : encounters with evil in fairy tales

by Mario Jacoby

Book, 1992

Status

Available

Call number

FA

Tags

Fairy Tales

Call number

FA

Publication

Boston : [New York, N.Y.] : Shambhala ; Distributed in the U.S. by Random House, Inc., c1992.

Physical description

xi, 218 p.; 22 cm

Local notes

The cursed maiden, the bewitched princess, the sadistic ogre, and the wicked witch are among Jungian archetypal motifs that embody anger, aggression, and other familiar behavior patterns that often block or destroy human relationships.

Subjects

Fairy tales History and criticism
Polarity (Religion)
Psychoanalysis and fairy tales

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