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Moby Dick

Herman Melville

1851 ★ 4.0

Philosophy in a new key

Susanne Katherina (Knauth) Langer

1951

Dictionary of symbols and imagery

Arthur de Vries†, Arthur de Vries, Ad de Vries

1981

The dictionary of dream interpretation

Gerald Schoenewolf

1997

Wandlungen und Symbole der Libido

Carl Gustav Jung

1916

Death, Women and the Sun

Lucy Goodison

1989

The Great Seal of the United States

Terri DeGezelle

2004

Following your path

Alexandra Collins Dickerman

1992

Symbolisme from Poe to Mallarmé

Joseph Chiari

1970

Freemasonry

Giles Morgan

2008

Dictionnaire des symboles

Chevalier, Jean, Alain Gheerbrant, Jean Chevalier

1982

Phallós : a symbol and its history in the male world

Thorkil Vanggaard, Thorkil Vanguard

1972

Goethe's Faust

Edward F. Edinger

1990

Dictionary of symbols

Tom Chetwynd

1993

A Jungian psychoanalytic interpretation of William Faulkner's As I lay dying

Dixie M. Turner

1981

Axel's castle

Edmund Wilson

1931

Posthuman bodies

Jack Halberstam, Ira Livingston

1995

An illustrated encyclopaedia of traditional symbols

J. C. Cooper

1978

Symbolic Worlds

Israel Scheffler

1996

Trials of the Visionary Mind

John Weir Perry

1999

Foreign Bodies

A. David Napier

1992

Ariadne's clue

Anthony Stevens

1999

Sacred symbols

Robert Adkinson

2009

The iconoclastic Deity

Clyde A. Holbrook

1984

Greek geometric art

Anna Roes

1933

The cross, its history & symbolism

George Willard Benson

1934

The Bald Eagle (Patriotic Symbols)

Nancy Harris

2007

The crusades, Christianity, and Islam

Jonathan Simon Christopher Riley-Smith

2008

The figure of Beatrice: a study in Dante

Charles Williams

1961

Secrets & practices of the Freemasons

Jean-Louis de Biasi

2010

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