Masochism: A Jungian View

Aidos alchemical Ananke archetypal attitude Bacchae become body bondage consciousness cure death deeper depth desire Dionysian Dionysus disgust divine dream E. R. Dodds ecstasy emotional Eros erotic exhibitionism fantasy fate feel feminine Flagellants force Freud gods Greek guilt human humiliation imaginal individual instinct James Hillman Jung Jungian Krafft-Ebing Krafft-Ebing's Leopold von Sacher-Masoch literal madness martyr martyrdom mask masochism masochistic contract masochistic experience masochistic fantasies meaning metaphorical moral mortificatio mortification move myth Nancy Friday nature necessity neurosis one's oneself pain and pleasure paradox passion pathology penance perhaps perience perverse PHOEBE SNOW pornography pride Prometheus Prometheus's psyche psychic psychological psychotherapy punishment reality realm relationship religion religious Richard von Krafft-Ebing ritual sadist says secret sense sexual shadow shame sick sometimes soul soul's submission suffering symptoms Theodor Reik therapy things tion torture Venus in Furs victim whip woman word York Zeus