[Citation Needed]: Verifying the Claim That Iron John's Robert Bly And Women Who Run With The Wolves' Clarissa Pinkola Estés Had A "Friendly Correspondence"
[Citation Needed]: Verifying the Claim That Iron John's Robert Bly And Women Who Run With The Wolves' Clarissa Pinkola Estés Had A "Friendly Correspondence"
I wonder if you can assist me! You may be familiar with the men’s “mythopoetic” movement of the 1980s, which asked the important question, “What does The Golden Bough have to say about losing touch with your old college buddies?” Perhaps its best-known proponent was Robert Bly, the author of
Oof, I'm getting flashbacks to a poetry course I took in college where we studied (among other things) a whole collection of Robert Bly poems. I was *not* a fan, but I'm a fan of this dialogue!
I’m stuck on “Bluebeard’s Menarche” and “Women, Christ’s Waterfalls.” And of course, Thalatta!
I had a friend who was in Jungian analysis and also a recovering alcoholic. She kept getting this impulse to take a bath in a tub full of wine - because, wine dark sea. Her analyst said she should go for it. Most everyone else thought it was the craziest relapse idea ever.
Oof, I'm getting flashbacks to a poetry course I took in college where we studied (among other things) a whole collection of Robert Bly poems. I was *not* a fan, but I'm a fan of this dialogue!
I’m stuck on “Bluebeard’s Menarche” and “Women, Christ’s Waterfalls.” And of course, Thalatta!
I had a friend who was in Jungian analysis and also a recovering alcoholic. She kept getting this impulse to take a bath in a tub full of wine - because, wine dark sea. Her analyst said she should go for it. Most everyone else thought it was the craziest relapse idea ever.