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portada The Competition: Archetypes, Ambition and the Courage to Chose Love (The Turning Point Series)
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Language
English
Pages
581
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9798160709109

The Competition: Archetypes, Ambition and the Courage to Chose Love (The Turning Point Series)

Baranovich, Diana;Lea (Author) · Independently published · Paperback

The Competition: Archetypes, Ambition and the Courage to Chose Love (The Turning Point Series) - Baranovich, Diana;Lea

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Synopsis "The Competition: Archetypes, Ambition and the Courage to Chose Love (The Turning Point Series)"

What happens when the person we love becomes the person who may defeat us? In The Competition (1980), six gifted pianists pursue one extraordinary prize. For Paul, winning promises recognition after years of sacrifice. For Heidi, the competition opens a future still taking shape. When they fall in love, their shared musical world becomes the setting for a difficult encounter between ambition, affection and rivalry. In this second volume of The Turning Point Series, Dr. Diana-Lea Baranovich explores the film through Jungian psychology, object relations, attachment and archetypal inquiry. She considers the gifted child who grows up beneath expectation, the performer whose identity depends upon recognition, and the painful feelings awakened when someone else receives what we deeply wanted. The Study explores: Talent, family sacrifice and the burden of being exceptional The persona, the inner judge and achievement as identity Rivalry, comparison, envy and wounded self-worth Love, mentorship and the need to remain connected to ourselves Disappointment, emotional responsibility and the unfolding journey toward the Self Written in a spacious, reflective style, The Competition invites readers to look closely at the characters and consider what their struggles awaken within their own lives. Twelve reflection questions extend the inquiry into personal writing and discussion. For readers drawn to depth psychology, music and the emotional life of stories, this Study asks an enduring question: Who are we when we are not the one who is chosen?

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