Dancing with Goddesses: Archetypes, Poetry, and EmpowermentIndiana University Press, 1994 - 408 من الصفحات Explores how female and male poets in England and North America respond to older signatures in four archetypes: Medusa, Aphrodite, Artemis, and bears. This book shows how poems are structured on the interplay between Euro-patriarchal patterns and apatriarchal elements from the archetypes' historical background. |
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The Deep Background | 3 |
Medusa in TwentiethCentury British and U | 42 |
Medusa in Canada | 75 |
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African American American poets American women animals Aphrodite Aphrodite archetype Aphrodite's approach Artemis assimilate associated attitudes Atwood bear archetype beauty bird bird goddess Canadian literature Canadian poetry Canadian poets celebration Celtic century classical conflates consciousness culture dark death describes Diana divinity Dumuzi earth elements empowering empowerment Eros erotic example eyes fear female feminine archetypes feminine sexuality feminist Frye gender Gimbutas girl goddess archetypes Gorgon Greek gynophobia healing Hecate hero human identifies imagery images Inanna interbraided landscape Louise Bogan lover male poets Margaret Atwood Mary Elizabeth Coleridge masculine maternal Medusa Medusa archetype moon mother myth mythology Native American nature one's pagan passion patriarchal Perseus petrifaction poems poetic poetry psyche psychological Queen quest rebirth relationship reverence ritual Robert Graves Rukeyser Sarton sensuality snake song stone suggests symbols terror tion traditional transcend unconscious Venus victim Victorian virgin Wakoski White Goddess wild woman women poets writing York