Tag Archives: transactional analysis

The Archetype of Woman as Redemptress: psychodynamic, literary and patriarchal aspects

Posted on March 23, 2018 by Jangali

“There is [in man] an image not only of the mother but of the daughter, the sister, the beloved, the heavenly goddess, and the chthonic Baubo. Every mother and every beloved is forced to become the carrier and embodiment of … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged 1984, anima, archetype, attachment, collective unconscious, culture, emancipation, Jung, literature, Orwell, Osho, patriarchy, personal growth, play, psychoanalysis, psychodynamics, redemption, redemptress, relationships, self-development, sex, Sexuality, transactional analysis, Wilhelm Reich, wonder woman, Yeats | 3 Comments

Relationship as therapy

Posted on March 28, 2009 by Jangali

“L’enfer,” said Sartre, “c’est les autres” (Huis clos, 1943). And yet, as he recognized, it is a hell we in fact make for ourselves – a hell which results from a lack of any other perspective on ourselves than that … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged emotionality, games people play, psychoanalysis, relationships, therapy, transactional analysis | 3 Comments

Tag Archives: transactional analysis

The Archetype of Woman as Redemptress: psychodynamic, literary and patriarchal aspects

Relationship as therapy

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