Tuesday: Beastly
Bride(groom)
“Fairy
Tales from a Jungian Perspective”- Guest Speaker: Dr.
Paul Mazeroff, Psychology
Read: “Introduction:
Beauty and the Beast” (25-32)
Jeanne-Marie de Beaumont, “Beauty and the Beast” (32-42)
Giovanni Straparola, “The Pig King” (42-47)
Alexander Afanasev, “The Frog Princess” (68-71)
Jeanne-Marie de Beaumont, “Beauty and the Beast” (32-42)
Giovanni Straparola, “The Pig King” (42-47)
Alexander Afanasev, “The Frog Princess” (68-71)
Thursday:
Beastly Bride(groom)
Read: Brothers
Grimm, “The Frog King, or Iron Heinrich” (47-50)
Angela Carter, “The Tiger’s Bride” (50-66)
“Urashima the Fisherman” (66-68)
“The Swan Maiden” (72-73)
Maria Tatar, "Sex and Violence," in: The Classic Fairy Tale, pp 364-373
Angela Carter, “The Tiger’s Bride” (50-66)
“Urashima the Fisherman” (66-68)
“The Swan Maiden” (72-73)
Maria Tatar, "Sex and Violence," in: The Classic Fairy Tale, pp 364-373
Blog Entry 5: The
topic of this blog entry is “A Jungian View of Fairy Tales.” What is the
relationship between fairy tales and the Jungian psychoanalysis? Make sure to
include what Dr. Mazeroff talked about. Blog is due by Sunday, March 3.
http://balooscartoonblog.blogspot.com/2010/06/king-cartoon_18.html
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