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by Marie-Louise Von Franz,Emma Jung

Marie-Louise Von Franz Emma Jung History and Criticism English German

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ISBN: 093843408X
Author: Marie-Louise Von Franz,Emma Jung
Publisher: Sigo Pr; 2 edition (June 1, 1986)
Language: English German
Pages: 452
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ISBN-13: 978-0691002378. Marie-Louise von Franz was a relative newcomer to Dr. Jung’s entourage, nearly forty years his junior, but became one of his leading apostles in the last half of the 20th Century. She worked on it for 30 years, in the same meticulous way as her famous husband developed his own oeuvre. The result is a comprehensive masterpiece.

Marie-Louise von Franz, also eminent in the field of depth psychology, completed the project. The Holy Grail and its quest is a legend that has had a powerful impact on our civilization and culture. The Grail itself is an ancient Celtic symbol of plenty as well as a Christian symbol of redemption and eternal life, the chalice that caught the blood of the crucified Christ. Writing in a clear and readable style, two leading women of the Jungian school of psychology present this legend as a living myth that is profoundly relevant to modern life.

Marie-Louise von Franz, also eminent in the field of depth psychology, completed the . The Grail Legend is a beautifully sustained application of Jungian theory to a whole story rather than merely to isolated motifs or archetypes. Format Paperback 472 pages.

Emma Jung, Marie-Louise von Franz. The Grail Legend (Paperback). Published 1986 by Coventure Limited. Author(s): Emma Jung, Marie-Louise von Franz. ISBN: 0691002371 (ISBN13: 9780691002378). ISBN: 0904575314 (ISBN13: 9780904575316).

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. Country of Publication. Philosophy & Psychology. We encounter such universal figures as the Fool (the naive young Perceval), the Wise Old Man (the Hermit Gornemanz), the Virgin Maiden (Blancheflor), the Loathly Damsel, and such important themes as the Waste Land, the Trinity, and the vessel of the Grail.

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Written in both English and Lakota, Donald F. Montileaux retells the legend of Tasunka from the traditional stories of the Lakota people

This title shows how the Grail, once a Celtic vessel of plenty, evolved into the Christian Grail with miraculous powers. Written in both English and Lakota, Donald F. Montileaux retells the legend of Tasunka from the traditional stories of the Lakota people. Using the ledger-art style of his forefathers he adds colorful detail. His beautiful images enhance our understanding of the horse and its importance in Lakota culture.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

by. Jung, Emma; Franz, Marie Luise von, 1915-. Includes bibliographical references and index. She is also coauthor of Man and His Symbols

Marie-Louise von Franz, who passed away in 1998, made major contributions to Jungian analysis and the study of myth.

The Holy Grail and its quest is a legend that has had a powerful impact on our civilization and culture. The Grail itself is an ancient Celtic symbol of plenty as well as a Christian symbol of redemption and eternal life, the chalice that caught the blood of the crucified Christ. The story of the Grail sheds profound light on man's search for the supreme value of life, for that which makes life most meaningful.

Writing in a clear and readable style, two leading women of the Jungian school of psychology present this legend as a living myth that is profoundly relevant to modern life. We encounter such universal figures as the Fool (the naive young Perceval), the Wise Old Man (the Hermit Gornemanz), the Virgin Maiden (Blancheflor), the Loathly Damsel, and such important themes as the Waste Land, the Trinity, and the vessel of the Grail. Weaving together narrative and interpretation, the authors show us how the legend reflects not only fundamental human problems but also the dramatic psychic events that form the background of our Christian culture. Emma Jung--analyst, writer, and wife of the famous psychologist C. G. Jung--researched and worked on this book for thirty years, until her death in 1955. Marie-Louise von Franz, also eminent in the field of depth psychology, completed the project.

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I have long groaned over hearing about the “Holy Grail.” Yes, we all know about King Arthur, the Knights of the Round Table, the magic sword, Excalibur, and Merlin. Even our Presidency has been likened to Camelot. It seemed somewhat shopworn to me. But, as a diligent student, I finally ordered a copy of The Grail Legend, and then it sat on my shelf staring at me for months. Oh groan!

But from the time I picked up the book and actually read the numinous saga came alive for me. The authors helped me close many loops in my understanding of Dr. Carl G. Jung’s work, and its significance to us in our everyday lives. Theirs was not the story of Perceval’s adventures, per se, but rather how the story came to have its place in literature and psychology, after centuries of evolution.

This is not a question of a debate about whose psychology was right for therapy, but rather what Dr. Jung was saying to us for the lives of normal human beings and their groups. Just as Dr. Jung’s Psychology and Alchemy is the story of human psychic development over centuries, The Grail Legend is a useful example of those insights.

Emma Jung knew Dr. Jung’s work as intimately as any person on Earth. Marie-Louise von Franz was a relative newcomer to Dr. Jung’s entourage, nearly forty years his junior, but became one of his leading apostles in the last half of the 20th Century.

In order not to be overshadowed by her husband, Emma Jung carved out The Grail Legend as her own intellectual project, and asked Dr. Jung not to interfere. She worked on it for 30 years, in the same meticulous way as her famous husband developed his own oeuvre. The result is a comprehensive masterpiece. She died before she could finish, so Dr. Jung asked his disciple to finish the work, which she did wonderfully.

They have given us a tour de force beyond compare, and in the process provided us with many bridges to Dr. Jung’s work itself. By showing how the story of the Grail was embellished and refined over centuries, they have shown us how the human psyche developed and works over decades, generations and centuries. Dr. Jung was doing the same thing throughout his entire oeuvre, but perhaps in not quite so accessible a way for the layman.

Runemane

I found "The Grail Legend" by Emma Jung [and M. L. von Franz] to be very thoughtful and detailed. Likely, the Holy Grail was a main concern for most of Emma Jung's life. One can readily see why Carl Jung viewed that subject matter as his "wife's turf". "Animus and Anima", also by Emma Jung, is an excellent little summary of Jungian Psychology with a focus on Animus and Anima. In contrast, "The Grail Legend" is so deep and detailed, that I found myself having to review several Jungian works to "keep up". Namely, "Animus and Anima", "The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious" and "Aion". The last two works being by Carl Jung. Very interesting and even inspiring for those interested in Jung, Grail, Merlin, Arthur, Celtic and Celtic Christian subjects from before the "Dark Ages" until the "Present".

JoJolar

This is a very scholarly and thoroughly researched study of the Grail legends. The authors have the most impeccable qualifications imaginable: the wife of C.G. Jung and his most ardent and qualified student, indeed, the carrier of the flame. Students of folklore, myths, legends, and fairy tales will not be disappointed. Students of European literature will likewise find much to be happy about. The underlying research with its many priceless references will be an inspiration to graduate students everywhere as well as a positive goldmine to be sifted through by the truly curious and dedicated. Marie-Louise von Franz has written several other books on Fairy Tales, which are remarkable, and which I would recommend, as well as books and papers elucidating the work of C.G, Jung. Read them by all means, if you are interested in the subject matter. I would also recommend the works of Mary Stewart; The Crystal Cave, The Hollow Hills, and The Last Enchantment. You can't miss.

Zepavitta

Great job by Emma Jung, this account of the Grail Legend is a fine intro to the psychology of C.G. Jung as well as a thorough investigation of the legend and it scholarship.

Ginaun

This is a research, non-fiction work that explores the meaning of the Holy Grail, historically and as it fits into religious and cultural frameworks. How has the Idea of the Grail been used down through the centuries? How did it shape the Arthurian ideal? Since the Holy Grail has been popularized in the Indiana Jones movies and books, The DaVinci Code, and a number of operas, movies and TV shows, we have seen a marked interest in our own society. However, let the reader beware, this is a densely written study, which addresses the scholars' interests, rather than wild speculation.

Felolune

Fascinating insights.

Eyalanev

Excellent book.

Very helpful and thorough. Regardless of one's personal views on Jungian theories, this is a major contribution to the understanding of the Grail. A fair amount of German-language material is aptly brought back to the heart of the debate and one or two solid points are made about mediaeval Christianity and Imago Christi; Gnosis often looms in the (rather near) distance but the quality of thought makes it palatable...

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