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Robert Bly, in full Robert Elwood Bly, (born December 23, 1926, Lac qui Parle county, Minnesota, U.S.—died November 21, 2021, Minneapolis, Minnesota), American poet, translator, editor, and author, perhaps best known to the public at large as the author of Iron John: A Book About Men (1990, reprinted 2001 as Iron John: Men and Masculinity). Drawing upon Jungian psychology, myth, legend, folklore, and fairy tales (the title is taken from a story by the Brothers Grimm), the book demonstrates Bly’s masculinist convictions. Though it had many detractors, it proved an important, creative, and best-selling work on the subject of manhood
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Pablo Neruda was a famous Chilean poet who wrote: "Every day you play with the light of the universe." Neruda died on this date, September 23, in 1973.
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From The Guardian’s James Hillman obituary by Mark Kidel: He drew on the writers and philosophers of the Italian Renaissance and ancient Greece, as well as a romantic tradition that included Keats, Goethe, Schelling and Dilthey. Not wishing to create a school of his own, he proposed an „archetypal” or „imaginal” psychology that would restore the psyche …
