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Women who run with the Wolves
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In this seminal work on the inner life of women, Dr. Estés reveals how within every woman there lives a Wild Woman.
She is filled with passionate creativity and ageless knowing, but has been repressed for centuries by a values system that trivialises emotional truth, intuitive wisdom and instinctual self-confidence.
“A lexicon for the female psyche that is riotous, upbeat and unique” – The Times
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