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This article offers an interdisciplinary and diachronic study of the main archetypes and mythemes that articulate the story of Psyche and Cupid, inserted in the Golden Ass of Apuleyo, author accused of magical arts. To do so, they are analyzed from Classical antiquity and later periods, as a protohistory, until their Contemporary reception. The disciplines taken into account are Hispanic literature, with attention to the European context, anthropology, psychology, fine arts and music. In this intersection of codes stands out, in short, the feminine archetype of Psyche (Alma) and its symbolic dimension of butterfly.

Apuleyo o la magia del amor: Arquetipos e imaginario mítico para un cuento de hadas y su recepción interdisciplinar contemporánea