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Available
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MS
Publication
Toronto : Inner City Books, c1989.
Original publication date
1989
Physical description
124 p.; 22 cm
Local notes
Priapus was a Greek god famous for the enormous size of his genitals. Here he is seen as an apt metaphor for the inflation of modern-day patriarchy-its grandiosity and search for more and more powe
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LibraryThing member paradoxosalpha
In keeping with the series of monographs by Jungian therapists in which it appears, this work by Wyly is more concerned with pathology and its cure than suits my interests. Nevertheless, the "background" materials that make up the first of the two parts are helpful and interesting. The sources
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