Now or Neverland : Peter Pan and the myth of eternal youth : a psychological perspective on a cultural icon

by Ann Yeoman

Book, 1998

Status

Available

Call number

ML

Tags

Mythology and Legends

Call number

ML

Publication

Toronto : Inner City Books, c1998.

Physical description

191 p.; 22 cm

Local notes

A Jungian psychological overview of the eternal boy archetype, from its ancient roots in characters such as Pan, Dionysius, Icarus and Hermes, up to the present day. The author helps us understand how we can relate to puer aeternus psychology and the fantasy life within us to enrich our lives.

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