CEA Critic, Volume 60Department of English, Texas A & M University, 1997 |
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... unconscious - toward psychic individuation . This is not to suggest that Charlotte Brontë's novel is a conscious allegory of feminine psychological development or of her own experience , for from a Jungian perspective an author's ...
... unconscious - toward psychic individuation . This is not to suggest that Charlotte Brontë's novel is a conscious allegory of feminine psychological development or of her own experience , for from a Jungian perspective an author's ...
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... unconscious feminine principle , a relationship necessarily marked by ambivalence since the principle itself , paradoxically , embraces several dualities : The paradigm of the " mother " earth , for example , is both the fertile field ...
... unconscious feminine principle , a relationship necessarily marked by ambivalence since the principle itself , paradoxically , embraces several dualities : The paradigm of the " mother " earth , for example , is both the fertile field ...
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... unconscious ; and the collective unconscious , with its pantheon of archetypal figures — the notion of a “ collective " unconscious being perhaps the most distinctive , and controversial , aspect of Jungian psychology . " The personal ...
... unconscious ; and the collective unconscious , with its pantheon of archetypal figures — the notion of a “ collective " unconscious being perhaps the most distinctive , and controversial , aspect of Jungian psychology . " The personal ...
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Archetypes of the Feminine | 14 |
Nature and the | 35 |
Charlotte Vive | 60 |
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