CEA Critic, Volume 60Department of English, Texas A & M University, 1997 |
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... become more muddled , " thus generating a “ variety of thoughts on and expansions of the concept of the anima / animus from subsequent Jungians . ” Hopcke elaborates : Is the anima always female , the animus always male ? Does the anima ...
... become more muddled , " thus generating a “ variety of thoughts on and expansions of the concept of the anima / animus from subsequent Jungians . ” Hopcke elaborates : Is the anima always female , the animus always male ? Does the anima ...
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... become aware of , and accept as part of one's total being , those aspects of personality that the individual has rejected and repressed ( that is , " split - off " from ego consciousness ) . As Ulanov describes the process : To be a ...
... become aware of , and accept as part of one's total being , those aspects of personality that the individual has rejected and repressed ( that is , " split - off " from ego consciousness ) . As Ulanov describes the process : To be a ...
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... become change agents . ( Campbell 12-13 ) Fuller uses these discourse conventions repeatedly in Woman to address both the feminine and the masculine portions of her audience . It is these " feminine " rhetorical features that account ...
... become change agents . ( Campbell 12-13 ) Fuller uses these discourse conventions repeatedly in Woman to address both the feminine and the masculine portions of her audience . It is these " feminine " rhetorical features that account ...
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Archetypes of the Feminine | 14 |
Nature and the | 35 |
Charlotte Vive | 60 |
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