Women Who Run With The Wolves by Clarissa Pinkola Estés is a landmark work in women’s literature and depth psychology. Blending intercultural myths, fairy tales, and folk stories, Estés — a Jungian analyst and storyteller — explores the instinctual Wild Woman archetype that dwells within every woman. Through evocative storytelling and insightful commentary, this transformative book guides readers to reconnect with their primal, creative, and intuitive selves, qualities often suppressed by modern life.
Firmly positioned within the genres of feminist literature, psychology, and mythology, Women Who Run With The Wolves draws from a rich tapestry of cultural wisdom to examine female identity and the soul’s instinctual life. Estés revives ancient stories and offers fresh interpretations to reveal the fierce, visionary nature of women, encouraging readers to embrace their inner strength, intuition, and resilience. First published in 1992, this international bestseller has become a cultural touchstone for generations of women seeking to reclaim their authentic selves.
A powerful and poetic read, Women Who Run With The Wolves is perfect for anyone drawn to mythology, psychology, personal growth, and the rediscovery of the untamed feminine spirit.
