Ring of power: the abandoned child, the authoritarian father, and the disempowered feminine ; a Jungian understanding of Wagner's Ring cycle
"Jean Shinoda Bolen blended psychology and mythology to explore the lives of modern women and men in her acclaimed Goddesses in Everywoman and Gods in Everyman. Now she looks to the richly mythic, multigenerational family drama of the Ring Cycle operas for archetypal truths and liberating insig...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Jean Shinoda Bolen blended psychology and mythology to explore the lives of modern women and men in her acclaimed Goddesses in Everywoman and Gods in Everyman. Now she looks to the richly mythic, multigenerational family drama of the Ring Cycle operas for archetypal truths and liberating insights." "Bolen shows how Wagner's ever-popular Ring Cycle articulates universal experiences and deep-seated longings by offering a mythology of the dysfunctional family and the patriarchal society in which the quest for power distorts personalities and relationships. We respond to the Ring because we recognize ourselves and our relationships in the Cycle's stern father, disempowered mother, abandoned children, and brave truth-tellers." "Bolen vividly relates the events of the four operas and spotlights characters in ways that evoke the reader's identifications, memories, and healing emotions. Following the story, she offers psychological interpretations which amplify the Ring of the Nibelung as though it were a complex dream. When an interpretation rings true for us we learn something about ourselves. Exploring the transformational power of the truth, Bolen shows us how recognizing our patterns and understanding their effects frees us from our personal and global "Ring Cycle" of destruction and dysfunction."--Jacket. |
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RING OF POWER
The Abandoned Child, the Authoritarian
Father, and the Disempowered Feminine
A Jungian Understanding of
Wagner's Ring Cycle
JEAN SHINODA BOLEN, M D
HarperSanFrancisco
A Division of HarperCoUinsPublishers
CONTENTS
Preface ix
Acknowledgments xv
INTRODUCTION
The Ring Cycle Is About Us 1
CHAPTERI
The Rhinegold: The Quest for Power and Its
Psychological Cost 15
CHAPTER2
The Valkyrie: The Authoritarian Father and
the Dysfunctional Family 43
CHAPTER3
Siegfried: The Hero as an Adult Child 87
CHAPTER4
Twilight of the Gods: Truth Brings an End to the
Cycle of Power 133
CHAPTER5
Freeing Ourselves from the Ring Cycle 181
CHAPTER6
Beyond Valhalla: A Postpatriarchal World? 207
Family Tree 221
Glossary of Characters, Creatures, Objects,
and Places 222
Symbology of Scenes 227
Selected Readings 231
Discography 235
Index 237
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