Clarissa Pinkola Ests’s book, available in digital format, explores the archetypal image of the Wild Woman in various cultures and traditions through myths, stories, and fairytales. It delves into the instinctual nature of women, encouraging readers to reconnect with their intuitive selves and reclaim their innate power and creativity.
This work has become a significant text within feminist and Jungian psychology circles, offering a framework for understanding female psychological development and empowering women to embrace their authentic selves. Published in 1992, it resonated deeply with a generation seeking deeper meaning and connection to feminine power, becoming a bestseller and sparking widespread discussion about female archetypes and the reclaiming of suppressed instincts.