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Shadow and evil in fairy tales by Marie-Louise von Franz, Marie-Louise von Franz · Booklabria

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Shadow and evil in fairy tales

History and criticismPsychological aspects

Shadow and evil in fairy tales

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First published: 1974
Language: English
Editions: 6

Synopsis

Explores how fairy tales reveal the darker side of life and human psychology, discussing how fairy tales have reflected society's deepest fears, obsessions, and secrets throughout history.

Subjects: History and criticism
Psychological aspects
Folklore
Fairy tales
Methodology
Symbolism

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