Just had to comment on the New Moon bit (Bing a huge opposition to the twilight series in general), there's nothing subtle about it "Avert yoru eyes or I will sparkle so hard that you will fall hopelessly in love with me), haha.
I can se you being right about the symbolics used in many books though but I believe it is because Magician feels more "mature" (for lack of a better term) then the harrry potter series, or at leat the earlier books in the series. - Marius Den 20. des. 2011 14:04 skrev "parch antisko" <[email protected]> følgende: > Hello, > > I remember Ray, you were pondering why Rowling's Potter is much more > successful than Magician. I think I have found a possible answer while > reading Carl Gustav Jung's Psychology of the unconscious. He is > writing: > > "Faust has need of the phallic magic wand (in the magic strength of > which he has at first no confidence), in order to perform the greatest > of wonders, namely, the creation of Paris and Helen." > > H.Potter is using a fallic symbol, it focuses the libido and is a > hidden symbol for young people who are attracted to it through this. > Suble sexuality is also in the Meyer's New Moon book which she > admitted in the interview I heard in the radio and she knew it will > attrack young girls to read. > > Maybe it is total crap but I had to say it :) > > P > >
