The Owl Was a Baker's Daughter: Obesity, Anorexia Nervosa, and the Repressed Feminine--A Psychological Study (139p)
In 'The Owl Was a Baker's Daughter,' Marion Woodman conducts a psychological study of obesity and anorexia nervosa, exploring their ties to the repressed feminine. This insightful analysis reveals the deep connections between eating disorders and unconscious psychological processes, providing a thoughtful perspective on women's inner worlds and bodily expressions.
About This Book
This book presents a psychological examination of obesity and anorexia nervosa, focusing on their underlying dynamics within the human mind.
Marion Woodman, a noted analyst, investigates how these conditions relate to broader themes in feminine psychology.
The study offers insights into repression and its manifestations in eating disorders, drawing from analytical perspectives.
Through this 139-page work, readers gain an understanding of the interplay between body image, psyche, and societal influences on women.
Reviews
No reviews yet. Be the first to review this book!