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|date = September 30, [[2016]]
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”'{{PAGENAME}}: The Hidden Psychology of Cheese in ”Buffy the Vampire Slayer”’ is book on [[Buffy Studies]]. Written by Cynthia O’Malley, it was self-published on September 30, [[2016]].
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O’Malley offers a brilliant and deep analysis of the four core characters’ journeys, connecting their personal struggles with the pervasive image of cheese in the [[Buffyverse]]. Valerie Estelle Frankel — author, [[Buffy and the Heroine’s Journey]]
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‘s rare to find research that makes you want to re-watch every episode looking for more examples. That’s what Wearing the Cheese and Casting Shadows did for me. Erica Marsh — Buffyologist
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‘Malley’s thorough Jungian reading of the dream-laden episode ‘[[Restless]]’… offers what many viewers have long sought: an explanation for the symbolism of the cryptic [[Cheese Man]]. Tamy Burnett, Ph.D. — Southwest Popular/American Culture Association
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a psychologist, this work has helped me develop a deeper understanding of Jungian philosophy with its delightful and detailed exploration of the Shadows selves of major characters in the ”[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer|Buffy]]” universe. But this work has also helped me become a better writer of fiction by demonstrating the complexities of character development in a well-written story. Any fan of ”Buffy” of Jung will greatly enjoy reading this book. And any storyteller will benefit from it. Kati Corlew, Ph.D. — Community and Cultural Psychologist, author, Finally, a Song from Silence (Poetry from When I Was Young)
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[[Category:Unofficial books]]
Latest revision as of 14:38, 24 January 2023
Wearing Cheese and Casting Shadows: The Hidden Psychology of Cheese in Buffy the Vampire Slayer is an unofficial nonfiction book on
[Buffy Studies](/wiki/Buffy_Studies). Written by Cynthia O’Malley, it was self-published on September 30, [2016](/wiki/2016).
Synopsis
“Cynthia O’Malley offers a brilliant and deep analysis of the four core characters’ journeys, connecting their personal struggles with the pervasive image of cheese in the
[Buffyverse](/wiki/Buffyverse).” Valerie Estelle Frankel — author, [Buffy and the Heroine’s Journey](/wiki/Buffy_and_the_Heroine%27s_Journey)
“It’s rare to find research that makes you want to re-watch every episode looking for more examples. That’s what Wearing the Cheese and Casting Shadows did for me.” Erica Marsh — Buffyologist
“O’Malley’s thorough Jungian reading of the dream-laden episode ‘
[Restless](/wiki/Restless)’… offers what many viewers have long sought: an explanation for the symbolism of the cryptic [Cheese Man](/wiki/Cheese_Man).” Tamy Burnett, Ph.D. — Southwest Popular/American Culture Association
“As a psychologist, this work has helped me develop a deeper understanding of Jungian philosophy with its delightful and detailed exploration of the Shadows selves of major characters in the
[Buffy](/wiki/Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer) universe. But this work has also helped me become a better writer of fiction by demonstrating the complexities of character development in a well-written story. Any fan of Buffy of Jung will greatly enjoy reading this book. And any storyteller will benefit from it.” Kati Corlew, Ph.D. — Community and Cultural Psychologist, author, Finally, a Song from Silence (Poetry from When I Was Young)
