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Princes, frogs & ugly sisters, the healing power of the Grimm Brothers' tales, Allan G. Hunter

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Princes, frogs & ugly sisters, the healing power of the Grimm Brothers' tales, Allan G. Hunter

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (page 173)

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Princes, frogs & ugly sisters

Nature of contents

bibliographydictionaries

Oclc number

670422873

Responsibility statement

Allan G. Hunter

Sub title

the healing power of the Grimm Brothers' tales

Summary

Welcome to the world of Grimm's healing tales, we'll discover the difference between what the Grimm brothers' tales actually say and what we think they ought to have said, and in the process we'll find real, vital insights into how we could live more happily, understand our need for personal growth, and find our significant other

Table Of Contents

Cover; Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction Why We Need Fairy Tales; "The Frog-King" It's All About Sex; "Faithful John" A Story of Parents, Jealousy, and Pride; "Brother and Sister" Boy and Girls Grow Up Differently and see Marriage Differently; "The Three Spinners" and "Rapunzel" The Nature of the Tales and Thwarted Young Love; "Cinderella" Sexual Maturation and Self-Empowerment: The Real Story; "The Girl Without Hands" and "The Robber Bridegroom" The Question of Good and Evil; "Little Snow-White" and "Allerleirauh" Sexual Rivalry, Narcissism, and Incest

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Princes, frogs and ugly sisters, the healing power of the Grimm Brothers' tales

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