Animus and Anima by Emma Jung

Animus and Anima by Emma Jung

Story 3: The Flaxens and the size machine

Pinxel Flaxen finds a size machine at the fair. What does it do? Even the Flaxens don't know. It will soon become clear, however, that the size machine looks pretty, but is rotten inside. (Cognitive distortions: magnification and minimization)

Story 4: The Flaxens and sulky Tirtus

The Flaxens' friend Tirtus doesn't feel like doing anything. The Flaxens show him that being in a dull mood doesn't necessarily mean that plans they have made are dull. At the same time, Tirtus learns yet another lesson from the Flaxens: action comes first, then the will to do it. (Cognitive distortion: emotional reasoning)

Emma Jungwas a life-long student of Arthurian mythology, and the author of Animus and Anima. Marie-Louise von Franz, who passed away in 1998, made major contributions to Jungian analysis and the study of myth. Her many books include Individuation in Fairy Tales, Number and Time, and Puer Aeternus. She is also coauthor of Man and His Symbols

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ISBN 13	9780882143019
ISBN 10	0882143018
Title	Animus and Anima
Author	Emma Jung
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Spring Publications,U.S.
Year published	1998-05-22
Number of pages	94
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