Enemy, Cripple, Beggar

Exploring the concepts of Hero and Shadow, this work combines literary analysis with psychological insights, drawing from myths, fairy tales, and biblical narratives. It examines figures like Perseus, Samson, and the complex relationship between Jesus and Judas, highlighting the interplay of good and evil in human experience. The book is accessible to both lay readers and experts, making it a valuable resource for those interested in Analytical Psychology, mythology, and religion. Erel Shalit, a seasoned Jungian psychoanalyst, offers a rich and scholarly perspective throughout.