Chinen, Allan B. <br/><br/>
In the ever after; fairy tales and the second half of life 

 - Wilmette, IL  Chiron Publications  c1989 
 - 203p; bibliog. notes; bibliog.; index 
<br/><br/>Ch. 1  Introduction. Ch. 2  "Fortune and the woodcutter"--Loss and the return of magic. Ch. 3  "The sparrow's gift"--Self-confrontation. Ch. 4  "The magic towel"--Mask and self. Ch. 5  "The old alchemist"--Wisdom. Ch. 6  "The wise merchant"--Wisdom and evil. Ch. 7  "The magic forest"--Self-transcendence. Ch. 8  "An old mother's sorrow"--Transcendence and God. Ch. 9  "The dragon king of the sea"--Transcendence and the inner self. Ch. 10  "The old man who lost his wen"--Emancipated innocence. Ch. 11  "The simple grasscutter"--Ego-integrity and innocence. Ch. 12  "The six statues"--The return of wonder. Ch. 13  "The widow and the frog"--Mediation and transcendence. Ch. 14  "The fisherman and the djinn"--Mediation and a tale of elder tales. Ch. 15  "The old man who made withered trees flower"--Return and transfiguration. Ch. 16  "The shining fish"--The elder cycle completed. Ch. 17  Conclusion--In the ever after 
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<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0-933029-41-1 
<br/><br/><label>LCCN: </label>88-28826 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Old Age--Folklore<br/>Children's Literature--Psychological Aspects<br/>Tales--Psychological Aspects<br/>Psychology and literature<br/>Jungian psychology