jungian analyst verena kast, modern, she, for example, includes the blue beard in the cultural attitudeich is generally negatively disposed towards women, seeks to restrict them. it seems to me that the true essence of the blue beard, it lies somewhere at the intersection of these two points of view, that it is a natural some kind of property of any human psyche, that everything has a shadow side, here it is the messenger of this shadow side, and at the same time it is really a cultural attitude that in many ways limits women, their creative self-expression. limits or generally it attacks them, that is, it is negatively disposed towards them, you are doing badly, whatever you do, yes, you are not talented enough, not professional enough, that is, this inner voice is negative - this is bluebeard. they say, yes, his voice, that is, it often takes the form of devaluing voices, these same inner critics are notorious, yes, that you are not good enough at this, you will never be able to realize yourself, you are incapable of anything, yes, a loser, stay at home, in general and in principle th

only thing, i might add, is that in our culture, for example, there is such a southern analyst verena kastne, she, for example, includes a blue beard in a cultural attitude that is generally negatively disposed towards women and seeks to limit them, it seems to me that the true essence of bluebeard, it lies somewhere at the intersection of these two points of view, that it is both a natural some kind of property of any human psyche, that everything has a shadow side, here he is the messenger of this shadow country, and at the same time it is really a cultural attitude, which in many ways... in principle, this is very often broadcast by modern culture, that a woman is not good enough for something. well, i want to say that when i just now reread this fairy tale performed by spincola stes, she slightly reworks these classic fairy tales, yes finds some missing parts, studying different sources, in this fairy tale, i remember that earlier i perceived it as a vice of female curiosity, i thought, why, why did you climb into this room, you shouldn't have climbed there, here i read in clarissa pen