Brothers and sisters: myth and reality. Abramovich G.

In childhood, we usually spend much more time with brothers and sisters than with parents. When we get divorced, we are washing or moving, in fact, the connection with the brothers and sisters is the only thing that we have. They are examined surprisingly superficially, closing their eyes to the fact that brothers and sisters always fight each other in their place in the family system.

The book of the Jungian psychoanalyst, professor at the university of Tel Aviva Abramovich explores the confrontation of the myth and Reality in the issue of brothers and sisters. Abramovich gives many examples from the mythology of different peoples, including still relevant stories from the Old Testament, and is also shared by thoughts about his own relations in the family.