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Showing 1 to 20 of 30 for “"carl jung"”.
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Shadow of the Vampire: Understanding the Transformations of an Icon in Popular Culture
… the psychological theories of Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung presents one explanation for the vampire’s shift from monster to dark hero.
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Joseph Campbell's Functions of Myth in Science Fiction: A Modern Mythology and the Historical and Ahistorical Duality of Time
… utilizing the theories of Joseph Campbell and Carl Jung in particular. Conclusions are then drawn that argue that science fiction performs the same functions as mythology in the modern world. The author provides examples of these functions being performed in science fiction by analyzing two …
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The proletarian perspective: the study of a production of Bertolt Brecht's The good woman of Setzuan
… of either Marxist theory or of the works of Carl Jung as they relate to Brechtian production are clearly outside the scope of this thesis: there are sufficient studies available for further research by the reader. I will examine only those sources which contributed to the development of a …
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Art Through Sensation: Unfolding Image and Text Together, Through Bacon, Bergson and Jung
… philosopher Henri Bergson and the psychology of Carl Jung. The book attempts to build an in-between; to start with givens and fill in the space that blends them together into a smooth transition (intensity). Bringing ideas from philosophy, psychology and art together, and utilizing strategies …
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The Evolution of the Sun Symbol: Its Meaning and Signifigance in Beliefs of Cultures throughout History
… of the sun in the work of Rhoda Kellogg and Carl Jung bridges the past to the present. Similarities and differences are compiled with several implications being discussed for present inferences and future investigations.</p>
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Corporeal Modernity: Shared Concepts in the Work of Jackson Pollock, Martha Graham, and Merce Cunningham
… sources of inspiration, such as the writings of Carl Jung, Native American imagery, and Asian cultures. Each of these elements characterizes the work of all three artists, along with similar ideas concerning the individual, national identity, and modern technology.
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Narrativity in Postmodern Music: A Study of Selected Works of Alfred Schnittke
… Lyotard, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, and Carl Jung, we develop a cognitive narratological theory for postmodern music that is veracious both epistemologically and philosophically. We then analyze formally and contextually four concertos by Alfred Schnittke, one of the pioneers of …
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The use of narrative in order to break the masculine domination of the hero quest
… journey - the monomyth. Drawing on the works of Carl Jung, Campbell gave the monomyth a psychological dimension, suggesting that its universality resulted from its function in guiding men and women through major life transitions. The main elements and motifs of the monomyth are replicated in …
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The Dust Dwellers: The Environmental Philosophy of John Steinbeck, Robinson Jeffers, and Jack London
… influence of twentieth-century psychoanalyst Carl Jung. The foundational tenet of the Dust Dwellers' environmental philosophy parallels Jung's concept of the unus mundus. Mirroring Jung's interpretation of this alchemic term, the Dust Dwellers describe a cosmic unity that encompasses all of …
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The Tao of Art Experiential: A Measurement Designed to Identify Jung's Typology
… introversion and extraversion, as theorized by Carl Jung (1921). The instrument used is devised to obtain empirical material that can be analyzed and evaluated objectively.</p> <p>The population studied was seventeen and eighteen year old adolescent boys and girls. Fifty-three psychology …
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Self-Portrait Drawings by Adolescents Diagnosed With Borderline or Narcissistic Personality Disorders
… to such early theorists as Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung. Asking clients to consciously express themselves through art in a self-portrait the client creates an image where they have more control over what they share with the viewer. Using art as a way to express and discover hidden aspects of …
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The archetypal development of the American woman through literature
… unconscious," the theories of psychologist Carl Jung are used as the basis for this study. The basic feminine archetype, herself complex, always retains her primary qualities, but shifts form slightly, according to the particular time and society in which she appears. Therefore, her various …
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Soul nurturing in the vernacular architecture of Japan
… writings in psychology, specifically those of Carl Jung, James Hillman, and Thomas Moore. Of the varied forms of soul care, four qualities were selected (for this study) based on their applicability to the built environment. The four qualities include Religion, Orientation, Beauty, and …
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Exploring Psychology Graduate Students’ Desire and Ability to Discuss Their Personal Trauma History With Clinical Supervisors
… archetype of the “wounded healer,” described by Carl Jung as a psychologist who enters the field with psychological wounds of their own<em>,</em> and the prevalence of such wounded healers in the mental health field today, this study aimed to explore clinical psychology doctoral students’ …
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Paintings and their irreducibility to explanation : myth and multiform aesthetic experience
… Key writers include Joseph Campbell (1949), Carl Jung (1966) and Levi Strauss (1963/1968), before finally considering Wittgenstein's (1979) remarks on myth. Key contemporary artists include American Pop Surreal painters. The focus of this thesis is not explicitly about the war in Bosnia. It …
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The tabloid Trickster: a post-Jungian evaluation of early 21st century popular British newspaper journalism characterised by that of The Sun
… journalism is driven archetypally by what Carl Jung identified as Trickster, a collective shadow reflecting an ambiguous but necessary principle portrayed in myths, folklore, literature and contemporary media as a disruptive, lascivious, liminoid troublemaker. This thesis investigates and …
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Turbulent Times: Epic Fantasy in Adolescent Literature
… is a development of the theories presented by Carl Jung, Joseph Campbell, and Bruno Bettelheim concerning archetypes, the anima/animus concept, the Hero Cycle, and identity development through fairy tales. I argue that there are vital rites of passage missing in Anglo-Saxon culture, and while …
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The federal civil servant as hero: the calling to governance
… must look at the individual holistically. Using Carl Jung as my guide and employing his theories of the unconscious, spirituality, individuation and psychological type, I develop what I call an organizational personality typology. This organizational personality typology is contrasted with the …
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Of Books and Fire: Approaching the Alchemy of Carl Gustav Jung
… examinations of the alchemical thought of Carl Jung have hitherto focused on the shortcomings of his historiography and its applications, largely neglecting the fundaments, formation, and sequence of his alchemical findings within the context of his psychological research: a deficit for …
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New light on E.E. Cummings' drama, Him
… cure. The related mandala was adopted by Carl Jung as a universal logo or archetypal symbol of the transcending psyche. Cummings' remarkable rebus-mandala cryptically depicts the themes of Him which involve the archetypes of birth and death and the poet's quest for love and transcendance. …
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