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Leaving My Father's House by Marion Woodman · Booklabria

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Leaving My Father's House

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First published: 1992
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

A Jungian analyst shows how contemporary women experience the process of individuation--Jung's term for the natural movement toward psychic wholeness. The personal journeys of three of Woodman's clients provide insight into the struggle required to bring feminine wisdom to consciousness in a patriarchal society.

Subjects: Psychology
Women
Psychologie
Femmes
Women, psychology
Frau

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