Mulheres que correm com os lobos: Mitos e histórias do arquétipo da mulher selvagem
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- Author：Clarissa Pinkola Estés
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Summary
Os lobos foram pintados com um pincel negro nos contos de fada e até hoje assustam meninas indefesas。 Mas nem sempre eles foram vistos como criaturas terríveis e violentas。 Na Grécia antiga e em Roma， o animal era o consorte de Artemis， a caçadora， e carinhosamente amamentava os heróis。 A analista junguiana Clarissa Pinkola Estés acredita que na nossa sociedade as mulheres vêm sendo tratadas de uma forma semelhante。 Ao investigar o esmagamento da natureza instintiva feminina， Clarissa descobriu a chave da sensação de impotência da mulher moderna。 Seu livro， Mulheres que correm com os lobos， ficou durante um ano na lista de mais vendidos nos Estados Unidos。
Abordando 19 mitos， lendas e contos de fada， como a história do patinho feio e do Barba-Azul， Estés mostra como a natureza instintiva da mulher foi sendo domesticada ao longo dos tempos， num processo que punia todas aquelas que se rebelavam。 Segundo a analista， a exemplo das florestas virgens e dos animais silvestres， os instintos foram devastados e os ciclos naturais femininos transformados à força em ritmos artificiais para agradar aos outros。 Mas sua energia vital， segundo ela， pode ser restaurada por escavações "psíquico-arqueológicas" nas ruínas do mundo subterrâneo。 Até o ponto em que， emergindo das grossas camadas de condicionamento cultural， apareça a corajosa loba que vive em cada mulher。 Clássico dos estudos sobre o sagrado feminino e o feminismo， o livro é o primeiro de uma série de longsellers da Rocco a ganhar edição com novo projeto gráfico e capa dura。
Abordando 19 mitos， lendas e contos de fada， como a história do patinho feio e do Barba-Azul， Estés mostra como a natureza instintiva da mulher foi sendo domesticada ao longo dos tempos， num processo que punia todas aquelas que se rebelavam。 Segundo a analista， a exemplo das florestas virgens e dos animais silvestres， os instintos foram devastados e os ciclos naturais femininos transformados à força em ritmos artificiais para agradar aos outros。 Mas sua energia vital， segundo ela， pode ser restaurada por escavações "psíquico-arqueológicas" nas ruínas do mundo subterrâneo。 Até o ponto em que， emergindo das grossas camadas de condicionamento cultural， apareça a corajosa loba que vive em cada mulher。 Clássico dos estudos sobre o sagrado feminino e o feminismo， o livro é o primeiro de uma série de longsellers da Rocco a ganhar edição com novo projeto gráfico e capa dura。
Reviews
Saint Philomena
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çoğu insanın aksine bana da başta üstesinden gelinebilir bir psikoloji， mitoloji ve felsefe kitabıymış gibi geldi。 ancak dili başta her ne kadar idrak etmeye çalışıp， sindirmeye çalıştıysam da bana anlatılan bazı hikayeler daha kolay bir jargonla yazılabilirmiş gibi geldi。hikayelere dayanarak kadınlara ve gündelik yaşamda karşılaştığı engellerle alakalı örtülü bir gönderme yapmak ve bunları teker teker açıklamak her ne kadar başta ilgimi çekse de， psikoloji ve felsefe temeli çok yüksek olmayan b çoğu insanın aksine bana da başta üstesinden gelinebilir bir psikoloji， mitoloji ve felsefe kitabıymış gibi geldi。 ancak dili başta her ne kadar idrak etmeye çalışıp， sindirmeye çalıştıysam da bana anlatılan bazı hikayeler daha kolay bir jargonla yazılabilirmiş gibi geldi。hikayelere dayanarak kadınlara ve gündelik yaşamda karşılaştığı engellerle alakalı örtülü bir gönderme yapmak ve bunları teker teker açıklamak her ne kadar başta ilgimi çekse de， psikoloji ve felsefe temeli çok yüksek olmayan bir insan olarak son 100 - 200 sayfada giderek koptum。 ilgimi çekmeyen kısımları atlaya atlaya okudum。 bazı öyküler beni gerçekten etkiledi， ancak bazılarını okurken "eeeh yeter artık ne vahşi kadın da vahşi kadın！" dediğim yerler de oldu。 sanki yazar aynı şeylerden sayfalarca bahsetmiş gibi bir izlenim aldım。 ekşi sözlükte bir entry'de bir hocanın öğrencilerine 21 yaşına basmadan okumalarını tavsiye ettiğini gördüm， ben bu kitabı ergenliğimde okusam ilk 100 sayfayı okur sonra da elimden çıkartmak için çabalardım。şayet kitaplar üzerine kafa patlatmayı seven， kadınlara dair yapılmış bazı çıkarımları okumaktan haz eden bir kadınsanız/erkekseniz buyurun okuyun。 ancak kitap çoğu yerde bana "ben bunları zaten biliyorum， ben zaten çoktan içimdeki vahşi gücü keşfetmişim o halde。" dedirtti。 ha bir de jung'a epey bir aşinalık da istiyor kitap， keza analitik psikolojiye de。。。 ben sabırsız bir okuyucuyum， fazla ağır kitap okumayı ve kendi alanımla alakalı akademik okuma yapmayacaksam kendimi kasmayı seven birisi değilim。 her ne kadar dünya ve türk klasiklerini okumayı ve üzerine düşünmeyi sevsem de bu kitap herkese uygun değil kesinlikle， 21 yaşından küçüklere hiç uygun değil。kitabın yazarına saygı duyarım ancak buradaki çoğu anlatılan şeyi kendi içinde aşmış， zaten halihazırda ailesi tarafından pohpohlanmayan; az çok kendisi tanıyan ve neyin doğru - neyin yanlış olduğunu bilen， bununla birlikte türk toplumundaki tabulara sahip olmayan kadınlar zaten içindeki vahşi gücü bulmuştur。 benim gibi sıradan bir insana ne yazık ki çok da derin gelmedi her ne kadar bazı anektodlarını çok güçlü ve güzel bulsam da。。。bu arada kitaptaki bazı çıkarımların sadece kadınlara mal edilmesi de benim biraz canımı sıktı， örneğin "kadınların kahkaha atması iyileştiricidir。" denmiş。 yahu tamam da kahkaha atmak， gülmek benim için de iyileştirici; bakkal mehmet amca için de iyileştirici。bazı kitapların yere göğe sığdırılamamasını maalesef anlayamıyorum。 。。。more
Clara Caamaño
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Me encantó， llegó a ser absurdo como los capítulos me encontraban en los momentos que los necesitaba/estaba lista para ellos pero。。。。。。。。hija mia a esto le sobra 300 páginas como poco cada vez que decía cantadora quería tirar el libro por la ventana。 En fin， 3。5。
Vane
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Este libro contiene mucha sabiduría cultural y tradicional explicada a esta actualidad， donde se nos ha olvidado voltear hacia nuestro interior y hacernos las preguntas importantes。Es un libro difícil y pesado de leer， no es superficial， contiene muchísima información。 No todos lo pueden leer de un jalón。 Yo no pude， me tomó cuatro años leerlo。 Pero sin duda alguna， lo volveré a leer。 Para mi， contiene muchas respuestas de lo que buscaba comprender。
Lori R。
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Loved this book！ I enjoyed the fairy tales and old stories / parables and the analysis of each。 Really well done。
Amy Cadwallader
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Such an insightful read。 Looking at old folklore tales from different communities from the view point of Jungian psychology。 Each character could relate to an event or an aspect of the psyche， with explanations given on how to deal with the wounds that came with the stories shared and those that happen within our own lives。 "There is alot to be said for pinning things to the earth so they don't follow us around。 There is alot to be said for laying them to rest''Everyone should read and let wild Such an insightful read。 Looking at old folklore tales from different communities from the view point of Jungian psychology。 Each character could relate to an event or an aspect of the psyche， with explanations given on how to deal with the wounds that came with the stories shared and those that happen within our own lives。 "There is alot to be said for pinning things to the earth so they don't follow us around。 There is alot to be said for laying them to rest''Everyone should read and let wild women in！ 。。。more
Samantha Craddock
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I can certainly understand why this book lives on so many women's Top 5 List。 I waivered throughout the course of this book because I haven't read anything quite like it before and was a little baffled at times by its presentation; it wasn't until I was 3 pages from the ending where Dr。 Estes outlines that she approached the narrative with a combination of her traditional storyteller approach and academic psychotherapy。 It wasn't the literature itself that was teasing my brain， it was the subtle I can certainly understand why this book lives on so many women's Top 5 List。 I waivered throughout the course of this book because I haven't read anything quite like it before and was a little baffled at times by its presentation; it wasn't until I was 3 pages from the ending where Dr。 Estes outlines that she approached the narrative with a combination of her traditional storyteller approach and academic psychotherapy。 It wasn't the literature itself that was teasing my brain， it was the subtle psychotherapy that picked at belief systems， forced introspection， and rattled my own cage。 I feel like this is something I'm going to continuously come back to in various cycles of my life because it's SO much to absorb （too much to absorb） in one "sitting"， and you'll never be the same woman twice when you approach it （and if you are， it will probably spur some serious change）。 I strongly recommend any woman read this。"We are using the voices of our minds， our lives， and our souls to call back intuition， imagination; to call back the Wild Woman。 And she comes。Women cannot get away from this。 If there is to be change， we are it。 We carry La Que Sabe， the One Who Knows。" 。。。more
Özenç Utku Öztürk
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Kitabın başlarında 'galiba sürekli aynı şeyleri okuyacağım' izlenimi verse de bölümleri ilerledikçe içsel yolculuklara sürükleyen anektodları barındırdığını görmek güzel bir deneyimdi。 Kitabın başlarında 'galiba sürekli aynı şeyleri okuyacağım' izlenimi verse de bölümleri ilerledikçe içsel yolculuklara sürükleyen anektodları barındırdığını görmek güzel bir deneyimdi。 。。。more
Susan Lampe
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This was a re-read for me as I first discovered the book when published in the early l990s。 I heard the author speak then in Seattle， and have a signed copy。 Occasionally， I return to review various parts as I did this time。 The book is designed around ancient tales and what they can teach us as women。 For this read， I centered around creativity such as in Chapter 10， seeing that as a vital part of a woman's existence， equating it to the flow of a river。 I looked again at the story of "The Littl This was a re-read for me as I first discovered the book when published in the early l990s。 I heard the author speak then in Seattle， and have a signed copy。 Occasionally， I return to review various parts as I did this time。 The book is designed around ancient tales and what they can teach us as women。 For this read， I centered around creativity such as in Chapter 10， seeing that as a vital part of a woman's existence， equating it to the flow of a river。 I looked again at the story of "The Little Match Girl" and the choices she makes。 I also studied Chapter 2 and the tale of Bluebeard as an example of a predator。 Most of the stories evoke strong feelings in me of what happens when a woman tries to fit herself into the limits of parameters made by others instead of following the guidance of intuition and learning to follow those suggested markers。 。。。more
Eleni21
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As a woman it made me connect and bring things to the surface that I had either suppressed or forgotten。 Reminded me feelings， thoughts and deep rooted instincts。 Also helped me realise a lot of things that I had ignored or didn't pay much attention initially， and rediscover some of my strength。 As a woman it made me connect and bring things to the surface that I had either suppressed or forgotten。 Reminded me feelings， thoughts and deep rooted instincts。 Also helped me realise a lot of things that I had ignored or didn't pay much attention initially， and rediscover some of my strength。 。。。more
Rachel
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I loved this book。 It took me a while to read it， but it was well worth it。 I’ll be reading it again soon。
Mónica López
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He llamado a este libro como mi biblia personal， llega profundamente al corazón de las mujeres， y presenta preguntas certeras referentes a la vida， recomendado。 La lectura debe ser pausada y reflexiva， sin tener mucho afán， porque como decía es un libro para la vida， recomiendo un montón la lectura colectiva， la conversación con las otras。
Melanie Gilbreath
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Absolutely love this book。 Every time I read it， there is new insight for me。
Jodie Whyte
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I read 10% of it and I knew it was exactly what I didn't want it to be， and I was soooo excited for this book and I was so sad when it was just crap， starting off alot about motherhood etc some a feminist that is choosing not to have children this just felt like a dig， so I stopped reading。 Its wrote very selfishly which I don't think feminism is about at all， very very disappointed， and it was Emma Roberts who recommended this book to the world。 I seen one review to check out Goddesses by Campb I read 10% of it and I knew it was exactly what I didn't want it to be， and I was soooo excited for this book and I was so sad when it was just crap， starting off alot about motherhood etc some a feminist that is choosing not to have children this just felt like a dig， so I stopped reading。 Its wrote very selfishly which I don't think feminism is about at all， very very disappointed， and it was Emma Roberts who recommended this book to the world。 I seen one review to check out Goddesses by Campbell or Goddesses in Everywoman and thats what I'm going to do now， hopefully will be whatbi actually wanted to read。 。。。more
Manon
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Je ne crois pas que ce livre soit adapté à tout le monde。 Il est difficile à comprendre， parfois très technique ou presque mystique。 Littérairement parlant il est génial， mais pour la compréhension c'est une autre histoire。 Je suis contente d'avoir fait 2 ans de fac de psychologie， mais sans ça j'aurais eu beaucoup de mal。De plus， il faut être prêt pour cette lecture， heureusement c'était mon cas。 C'est un livre qui faut reprendre régulièrement et qui nous accompagnera toute notre vie à mon sens Je ne crois pas que ce livre soit adapté à tout le monde。 Il est difficile à comprendre， parfois très technique ou presque mystique。 Littérairement parlant il est génial， mais pour la compréhension c'est une autre histoire。 Je suis contente d'avoir fait 2 ans de fac de psychologie， mais sans ça j'aurais eu beaucoup de mal。De plus， il faut être prêt pour cette lecture， heureusement c'était mon cas。 C'est un livre qui faut reprendre régulièrement et qui nous accompagnera toute notre vie à mon sens。 。。。more
Davide Orlandi
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This book is clearly the work of an exceptional professional with tons of experience。 There is a number of very interesting points and her interpretation of the stories are illuminating。 Its main point is， then， that she shows the real purpose of traditional story-telling。She wrote her book especially for women， but all what she says applies to men as well。 In a couple of cases more than to women。 And in any case a good man should help the women around him in achieving their true spiritual poten This book is clearly the work of an exceptional professional with tons of experience。 There is a number of very interesting points and her interpretation of the stories are illuminating。 Its main point is， then， that she shows the real purpose of traditional story-telling。She wrote her book especially for women， but all what she says applies to men as well。 In a couple of cases more than to women。 And in any case a good man should help the women around him in achieving their true spiritual potential， thus it's a good reading also in this perspective。Her interpretation are always functional to her method to arise spiritual awareness in women， and I believe that the same stories can be interpreted differently without questioning her reading of them。I want to make a point here。 In her interpretation， the enemies represented in the stories are always internal enemies。 I must say that this is not always true。 Sometimes they are external， real and extremely dangerous。Because I don't want to give away any of her stories， I take an example from a story she doesn't use。 If she talked about vampires she would very likely talk about something that sucks your energies （regrets， hatred， guilt）; I don't question that。 But vampires may be very real。 The story of Dracula is very likely a satire of the noblemen at that times， that were seen as bloodsuckers for their taxes and also because they would take liberties with the daughters of the peasants。 At a time in which speaking against them wasn't wise， these stories conveyed their complaints in a subtle way。 This type of people still exists， and we need to be aware of it。What I didn't like is just that often she spends too many words in questions of subtle psychology that prevent people to concentrate to the real important points。 It makes parts of her book boring。 。。。more
Alessia Russello
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A book full of insight and very compelling 。 A series of myths and explanations about women’s strength and beauty 。 Loved it
Claire Yesruf
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I wish I'd read this 20 years ago but then again if I had， I probably wouldn't have understood it。 I wish I'd read this 20 years ago but then again if I had， I probably wouldn't have understood it。 。。。more
Aleyna Elem
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Benim için bir okumayla yetinilecek bir kitap değil bu。 Başından sonuna kadar büyülü bir yolculuk gibiydi。 Tam bir başucu kitabı， ilham verici， güçlendirici türden bi kitap。 23 yaşındayım güç aldığım， sevdiğim， tekrar dönmek için not aldığım yerler epey fazla oldu。 Çok sevdim。 Ara ara dönüşlerim sık olacak ama 25 ya da 30 yaşında da ihtiyaç duyduğum her anda da bu kitaba dönüp tekrar baştan okuyup bu sefer ne notlar düşeceğimi merak ediyorum。
Sevcan
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Bir çırpıda okuyabileceğiniz bir kitap arıyorsanız aradığınız kitap kesinlikle bu kitap değil。 Yazarın diline alışmak uzun bir süremi aldı。 O zamana kadar ‘ben ne okudum şimdi？’ diyerek tekrar tekrar başa dönüp okudum。 Bir dönem kitabı elime hiç almadım。 Sıkıntılı bir dönemimde elime aldığımdaysa o an yaşadığım duygularımı anlattı bana。 Bu bir tesadüf müydü bilemiyorum ama iyi ki o an yanındaydı。 Kitap başucumda duracak ve zaman zaman bir bölümünü açıp tekrar okuyacağım。
Julia Jyde
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at the end of the day， i love being a woman。 regardless of who you are， i recommend this so much。 i can’t wait to read it again when i’m older and look at the things i annotated and see what things stand out to me then！！！ mm。。。 la que sabe。
Özlem
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4。5
PuniPoli
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Dnf
zazie
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This book kept chasing me for the last couple of years - friends were reading it， women I admire were recommending it。 It kept popping from essays， articles， social media posts， etc。 Sounded too vague and spiritual to my cynical taste， not trusting a book unless it has certain awards。 Ha-ha！ Little did I know similar type of this condition I would find described in the book。 This is a book a woman can turn to anytime she feels as if no one understands her。 It's a half-book， half-retreat that giv This book kept chasing me for the last couple of years - friends were reading it， women I admire were recommending it。 It kept popping from essays， articles， social media posts， etc。 Sounded too vague and spiritual to my cynical taste， not trusting a book unless it has certain awards。 Ha-ha！ Little did I know similar type of this condition I would find described in the book。 This is a book a woman can turn to anytime she feels as if no one understands her。 It's a half-book， half-retreat that gives solace， warmth， darkness and power all at once。 It's treasure and magic， i。e。 not for any occasion so do not go to it， unless you want to go down the rabbit hole of folklore， mythology， symbolism， etc。 。。。more
Leonore
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So many lessons and so much truth。
Zac Piper
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My mother read this book， my aunts read this book。 I read this book。 This is a compilation of leyendas and myths about the natural woman， the free woman。 How one can die a thousand deaths and still be alive。 Loved it
charlotte Cooke
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Truly loved this book
Nicole Cádiz
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Un libro que debiese ser parte de la educación a la base de toda mujer （y persona）， para desarrollar mentes feministas。 Me encantó， no le di 5 estrellas porque hay cosas en las que me dejó inconclusa， y con sabor a que algo faltó， pero es buenísimo y lo recomiendo mucho。
Maria Espadinha
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