He: Understanding Masculine Psychology (1974)
by Robert A. Johnson
This book doesn't speak to me at all.
I agree with Robert A. Johnson that legends and myths, as well as great works of literature, correspond to the human condition--after all, that's what makes them resonate over the generations.
Robert A. Johnson |
However, I don't see the usefulness of picking one and elevating it to a grand statement and prescriptive account of the life journey of every man.
"He: Deep Aspects of Male Psychology" (Russian) |
His interpretation of the Parsifal myth lacks concrete examples from actual human experience.
"He: The Key to Understanding Male Psychology" (Portuguese) |
If you accept his premise, you might find great meaning here, but I didn't swallow it for a minute.
"Masculinity Read as a Myth--He" (Korean) |
As an atheist, I also found his emphasis on Christianity to be useless, but I think believers are likely to find more meaning.
"The Myth of the Holy Grail" (Persian) |
"He: The Psychology of Man" (Slovenian) |
"He: Understanding Male Psychology" (Turkish) |
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