Tag: jungian psychology

• Exploring Occult Symbolism From a History and Herstory Perspective of Education: Part 1 – Introduction

  

  As an Art teacher and Art therapist understanding visual symbolism is mandatory. Art is a communication form, a visual language; however, unlike written and spoken languages it does not have a concise Webster dictionary that can be used to look up meanings. If, for example, I want to interpret the symbols in Durer’s Melancholia, then…

  Renée

  November 20, 2021

  Ancient religions, ancient symbolism, Art appreciation, Biblical symbolism, History, Interpreting symbolism, Symbolism

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