How does Robert A. Johnson use imagery in Owning Your Own Shadow: Understanding the Dark Side of the Psyche?

Imagery:

"One can make a forceful argument that children should not be subjected to this division too soon or they will be robbed or childhood: they should be allowed to remain in the Garden of Eden until they are strong enough o stand the cultural process without being broken by it."

"Great poetry makes these leaps and unties the beauty and the terror of existence. It has the ability to surprise and shock—to remind us that there are links between the things we have always thought of as opposites."