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Annual Reflections In Depth Perspectives
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Lady Poets
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No one ever told me The different ones, Knew how to speak, And their words Flowed with the blood, And mixed with the ink. -Maggie Macary, 1979 **************************** ****************************** |
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![]() AUTHOR BIO Cultural mythologer, Maggie Macary worked on line through mythandculture.com between 2000-2006. Myth & Culture's mission statement listed its primary interest as one that helped enable people to find meaning in what seemed to be a meaningless world through the study of mythology and archetypal psychology both within the contemporary culture and within individual psyche. The primary focus of her writings sees mythic mind as providing the structure and meaning in contemporary life. Her dissertation research covers myths of fat body. ***permission to reprint the essays of Maggie Macary has been granted mythopoetry.com by the executor of the estate of Maggie Macary. Mythopoetry Scholar/mythopoetry.com wishes to thank Doug Macary& Martin Macary for their generousity in making her essays available to you. see also Mythopoetry Scholar volume one 2010, The Terror Within additional essays by Dr Maggie Macary published to mythopoetry.com Transcending the Leaky Vessel; Opening Pandora's Box The Chryselephantine Athene The Guardian At The Threshold Pink Hearts Can't Be Broken A Monotheistic State of Mind A Depth Perspective In The World The Dominant Fiction What Is Myth, 2006 or Nymphs and Stuff The Misuse of Myth Myth-Making In America Poetic Basis of Mind The Mythos In the Logos Inside This Issue: back |
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