Marion Woodman
Born in 1928
Poetry
Marion Woodman was a renowned Canadian author, Jungian analyst, and women's movement figure.
Trained at the C. G. Jung Institute in Zürich, she became a leading voice in feminine psychology, focusing on the relationship between psyche and soma.
Woodman's work explored mythopoetic themes and drew international acclaim through her lectures and writings.
She collaborated with notable authors like Thomas Moore and Robert Bly.
Her extensive collection of lectures, correspondence, and manuscripts is preserved at OPUS Archives and Research Center in Santa Barbara, California.
Woodman's influence extended beyond psychology into poetry and spirituality, making her a significant figure in both academic and popular circles.
