Phallos: Sacred Image of the MasculineThrough close examination of the physical, physhological and mythological aspects of phallos, the author differentiates masculinity from patriarchy and discovers a mysterious, divine reality coequal with the maternal principle as an originating force in the psyche. |
Contents
Introduction | 9 |
Archetypal Phallos | 29 |
The Cerne Giant | 36 |
Phallos in Psychoanalysis | 43 |
The Power of the Mother | 51 |
On the Psychoid Nature of Phallos | 57 |
Archetypal Images of Phallos | 77 |
The Shadow Side of Phallos | 93 |
Phallos Out of the Ordinary | 108 |
Epilogue | 127 |
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Alchemy analysand analytic anima archetypal archetypal image archetypal patterns archetypal phallos aspect autonomous awareness axis axis mundi behavior castration Christian chthonic phallos collective unconscious concept connection consciousness Dionysian Dionysus divine dream dreamer Eliade energy erection erotic experience father female feminine Freud Ganymede god-image Hermes hierophany homosexual human Ibid importance inner instinct Iron John ISBN Jung called Jung wrote Jung's Jungian lingam logos male man's Marie-Louise von Franz Marion Woodman masculine identity masturbation maternal means Mercurius mother mystery naturalistic fallacy nature negative animus Neumann numinous one's Otto patriarchal penis phal phallic identity phallos protos physical phallos present primal psyche psychic psychoanalytic psychoid unconscious psychological reality religion religious ritual sexuality solar masculine solar phallos soul spirit suggests symbol T. S. Eliot thrall tion Transformation transgressive transpersonal tree trickster uncon understanding understood unus mundus uroboros woman women worship Zeus