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Now Or Neverland Peter Pan And The Myth Of Eternal Youth A Psychological Perspective On A Cultural Icon Ann Yeoman

Name: Now Or Neverland Peter Pan And The Myth Of Eternal Youth A Psychological Perspective On A Cultural Icon Ann Yeoman
SKU: BELL-36129064
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4 (36 reviews)

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Now Or Neverland Peter Pan And The Myth Of Eternal Youth A Psychological Perspective On A Cultural Icon Ann Yeoman instant download after payment.

Publisher: Inner City Books

File Extension: PDF

File size: 180.87 MB

Pages: 191

Author: Ann Yeoman, Marion Woodman Marion Woodman

ISBN: 9780919123830, 091912383X

Language: English

Year: 2001

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Now Or Neverland Peter Pan And The Myth Of Eternal Youth A Psychological Perspective On A Cultural Icon Ann Yeoman by Ann Yeoman, Marion Woodman Marion Woodman 9780919123830, 091912383X instant download after payment.

Now Or Neverland offers a comprehensive overview of the eternal boy syndrome from its roots in mythology to present day psychological interpretations, including a detailed study of its twentieth century depiction by J.M. Barrie in his famous play and novel. Underlying the author's lively discussion of the positive and negative aspects of Peter Pan is an overriding question: How might the archetypal energy, for which he is a figure, shape the lives of the individual and the collective?