Odyssey of the psyche; Jungian patterns in Joyce's Ulysses

Kimball, Jean

Odyssey of the psyche; Jungian patterns in Joyce's Ulysses - Carbondale; Edwardsville, IL Southern Illinois University Press c1997 - xiv, 202p.; bibliog. notes; bibliog.; index

Archetype (Psychology) : see index under Jungian concepts.. Jung, Carl Gustav. 1875-1961: Works : see index.. Anima (Psychology) : see index under Jungian concepts.. Persona (Psychology) : see index under Jungian concepts.. Individuation : see index under Jungian concepts.. Self (Jungian Concept) : see index under Jungian concepts.. Shadow (Psychology) : see index under Jungian concepts.. Spielrein, Sabina. 1885-1941 : see index.. Opposites, Reconciliation of : Stephen Daedalus and Leopold Bloom as.

Chapters: 1. Introduction: The split subject of Ulysses - 2. The autobiographical base: some synchronicities - 3. From Bildungsroman to individuation: a portrait as prelude - 4. Realization of the shadow - 5. Flight from the mother - 6. Approach to the anima - 7. Promise and prophecy in 'Penelope: Shadow and anima in relation - 8. Beyond integration: the artist as prophet

'Ulysses is a book without a hero, but with two protagonists who are together its subject. It is a critical truism that Stephen and Bloom are opposites, but together...they represent Joyce's vision of the artist as a divided self working toward integration.'

Hardcover

0-8093-2110-6

96-27129


Joyce, James Augustine. 1882-1941. Works: Ulysses
Psychology and literature
Jungian psychology
Psychoanalysis and Religion
Irish Authors--History and Criticism
Archetype (Psychology)
Jung, C.G. (Carl Gustav) 1875-1961: Works
Anima (Psychoanalysis)
Persona (Psychology)
Individuation (Psychology)
Self (Jungian Concept)
Shadow (Psychology)
Spielrein, Sabina. 1885-1941
Opposites, Reconciliation of
Penelope

PR6019.O9 U6726 1997

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