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Human theme · Lack and Desire

Tales about social mobility

3 tales in the collection where social mobility is present. Tales give no ready answers: they show how the experience has already been lived, told and crossed.

Vasilisa the Beautiful

Vasilisa the Beautiful

Tradição oral russa, recolhida por Aleksandr Afanásiev · Rússia

When her mother dies, Vasilisa receives a doll and an instruction: feed it and ask its advice whenever misfortune comes. Sent into the forest to fetch fire, she reaches Baba Yaga's hut and must fulfil the tasks of the old woman who eats people.

The Three Golden Hairs of the Devil

The Three Golden Hairs of the Devil

Irmãos Grimm

A boy born under a prophecy crosses abandonment, a sentence of death and hell itself in order to fulfil his destiny.

The Red Shoes

The Red Shoes

Hans Christian Andersen · Dinamarca

A poor girl receives a pair of red shoes and insists on wearing them, even after being forbidden to. The shoes make her dance without stopping, along roads, across fields and into a dark forest, and she cannot get them off her feet. A tale by Hans Christian Andersen with strong images and a definitive ending.

Symbolic images in these tales

  • Forest
  • Doll
  • Luminous skull
  • Fire
  • Hut
  • Candle
  • Blessing
  • Mortar
  • Prophecy
  • Box

What the app opens

In Dovor, every tale comes in full, with four readings written for it.

  • Psychoanalytic readingdesires, lacks, defences and repetitions
  • Analytical readingconflicts, compensations and transformation
  • Archetypal readinguniversal images, figures and motifs
  • Phenomenological observationearth, water, air and fire
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