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This document discusses Chinua Achebe's novel Things Fall Apart and the character of Okonkwo. It notes that while the setting may be unfamiliar to Western readers, the characters are normal people facing real human struggles. It outlines some of the main conflicts in the novel between Okonkwo and other characters, as well as Okonkwo's inner conflicts. It then provides definitions of a tragic hero and epic hero and asks if Okonkwo fits either of these categories of hero.
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• Jung was an artist:
– He painted, drew and sculpted
– He designed and built a “Tower” for himself
• Jung was somewhat of a mystic:
– He thought that repressing one’s spiritual
calling would create psychological problems in
the individual.
Carl Jung
• Disagreed with Freud
– the sexual instinct is not the main factor in
personality
– the personality is not almost completely formed in
early childhood
Jung’s Analytic Psychology
Personality consists of three parts
– Ego
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but no longer the center of personality
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• All of the thoughts and experiences that are accessible to the
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• Complexes
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• contains the universal experiences of humankind
transmitted to each individual; not available to
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Collective Unconscious
Certain psychic elements passed
from generation to generation
through unconscious channel
Universal archetypes-emotional
symbols-predispose us to react in
predictable ways to common
recurring stimuli.
– Transpersonal
– Derived from our ancestors to
continually repeating events
The Collective Unconscious
It contains archetypes,
emotionally charged
images and thought forms
that have universal
meaning.
Archetypes cause us to
respond in certain ways to
common human
experiences.
Key archetype: Mandala
(“magic circle”), an image
symbolizing the unity of
life.
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Folklore and Myths
• As generations of people passed stories
down through both oral storytelling and
eventually the written word, archetypes
became clearly visible.
• The archetypes are characters that
represent patterns of behavior and even
stereotypes.
• They are characters that everyone can
recognize and understand.
• Archetypes are patterns that can be, and
are, copied.
• They are symbols or characters that appear
again and again in myths and literature.
• They survive because they portra.
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