The Japanese psyche – major motifs in the fairy tales of Japan
Keywords:
analytical psychology, Japanese fairy tales, Hayao Kawai, Japanese cultureAbstract
This article is a review of the book The Japanese psyche – major motifs in the fairy tales of Japan, written by Hayao Kawai. After a brief contextualization about the author and his work, which aimed to transform analytical psychology in a body of thought and practice that could grasp the Japanese mind, there is a critical analysis of the Kawai’s work and his theoretical formulation.
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KAWAI, H. A psique japonesa – grandes temas dos contos de fadas japoneses. São Paulo: Paulus, 2007. p. 278.
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