The Secret Language of Symbols: A Visual Key to Symbols and Their MeaningsIn this highly readable and vividly illustrated book, best-selling author David Fontana traces the origins of hundreds of symbols and symbol systems that have impacted human culture, art, history, literature, and even dreams. From chakras and the I Ching to the tarot and the zodiac, from mythical beasts to magical numbers, these are the symbols that shape consciousness. Visual artists, students, and soul searchers of every stripe will want to deepen their knowledge of these intriguing icons. Now in a compact and handy size, its more practical than ever for both reference and inspiration. |
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... The abbreviations BCE and ce are used throughout this book : BCE Before the Common Era ( the equivalent of BC ) CE Common Era ( the equivalent of AD ) رام CONTENTS 8 Introduction The Jungian View The Archetypes Cultural Perspectives.
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CONTENTS 8 Introduction The Jungian View The Archetypes Cultural Perspectives 13 18 25 Contents 30 32 38 THE POWER OF SYMBOLS Symbols in Prehistory Gods and Myths Ritual , Magic and Prayer Male and Female Opposition and Unity Cross ...
CONTENTS 8 Introduction The Jungian View The Archetypes Cultural Perspectives 13 18 25 Contents 30 32 38 THE POWER OF SYMBOLS Symbols in Prehistory Gods and Myths Ritual , Magic and Prayer Male and Female Opposition and Unity Cross ...
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INTRODUCTION Introduction Symbols are profound expressions of human nature and occur in all cultures at all times . From their first appearance in Paleolithic caves , they have accompanied the development of civilization , and in their ...
INTRODUCTION Introduction Symbols are profound expressions of human nature and occur in all cultures at all times . From their first appearance in Paleolithic caves , they have accompanied the development of civilization , and in their ...
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... because the images and their meanings occur in similar forms and up this language are the natural expression of inner psychological. carry similar power across cultures and centuries . The symbols that go to make oceans .
... because the images and their meanings occur in similar forms and up this language are the natural expression of inner psychological. carry similar power across cultures and centuries . The symbols that go to make oceans .
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... in the process of socialization , to be more worthy of our parents ' love . Accepting the shadow in later life requires considerable moral effort . CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES THE SHADOW The shadow archetype ( see page. 23 INTRODUCTION.
... in the process of socialization , to be more worthy of our parents ' love . Accepting the shadow in later life requires considerable moral effort . CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES THE SHADOW The shadow archetype ( see page. 23 INTRODUCTION.
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| ¼Ùéáµè§ | David Fontana |
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| ¼Ùé¨Ñ´¾ÔÁ¾ì | Chronicle Books, 2003 |
| ISBN | 0811838218, 9780811838214 |
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