The transforming image: icon, symbol and introject

Clyde A Latta

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The transforming image: icon, symbol and introject

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Clyde A Latta. The Transforming Image: Icon, Symbol and Introject. Andover Newton Theological School. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/019c7219-02df-44f5-b884-c2c69dbf84a7?locale=pt-BR.

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C. A. Latta. The transforming image: icon, symbol and introject. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/019c7219-02df-44f5-b884-c2c69dbf84a7?locale=pt-BR

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Clyde A Latta. The Transforming Image: Icon, Symbol and Introject. Andover Newton Theological School. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/019c7219-02df-44f5-b884-c2c69dbf84a7?locale=pt-BR.

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Clyde A Latta

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Symbolism in religion

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A paper exploring/demonstrating how images, particularly religious images, can play a significant formative and transformative role in the shaping of a person as a psychological-spiritual being. Religious images considered are those of the Christ, and the Virgin Mary and Christ as Mother and Child. An image-centered theoretical base is posited: iconography of Eastern Orthodoxy; Jungian-analytical psychology; and object relations theory emphasizing D W Winnicott. The importunity of three individuals' religious image experiences weaves together and integrates elements from spiritual and psychological perspectives. Thus, iconic image is uniquely wrought and in each person becomes a new creation.

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