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100	0		_aKeleman, Stanley _9222
245		0	_aMyth and the body _b: a colloquy with Joseph Campbell
264			_aBerkeley, CA _bCenter Press _cc1999
300			_axviii, 91p.; ill.
336			_a text _b txt _2 rdacontent
337			_a unmediated _b n _2 rdamedia
338			_a volume _b nc _2 rdacarrier
490	0		_a(Clinical education in somatic process)
505	0		_aPart 1 - Body and myth. 1 Myth as body. 2 Body as inheritance. Part 2 - Entering the formative life. 3 The wasteland. 4 Body as image, experience, and somatic imagination. 5 The siren's call: the authentic and the inauthentic life. Part 3 - The hero's journey: the somatic unconscious. 6 Parsifal: a formative myth of the west. The legend of Parsifal retold by Joseph Campbell. 7 Compassion, transformation, and rebirth. 8 Our life stories. Part 4 Initiation: deepening our somatic humanity. 9 Deepening your fate. 10 The return to a somatic reference. 11 Forming your somatic humanity: the bodying practice
520	3		_a'In 1973 two pioneers in their respective fields--Stanley Keleman and Joseph Campbell--began to hold what would be fourteen annual seminars, ceasing only with Campbell's death, to trade their well-honed thoughts on the subject of mythology and the body. Their talks ranged over a vast number of subjects, but the two friends found themselves returning again and again to ponder the meaning they found in the story that lies at the very heart of Western thought: Parsifal and the quest for the Holy Grail....'
563			_aPaperback
650			_aHuman body _2FAST _9865591
650			_aSomatotypes _2FAST
650			_aMyth, theories of _2FAST
650			_aMythology--Psychological aspects _2FAST
650			_aParsifal _2FAST
650			_aGrail _2FAST _9603826
700	1		_aCampbell, Joseph, _9907005 _d1904-1987
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