EN 3535 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Noblesse Oblige, Carl Jung, Biology Of Depression
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The garden/forest represents the prelapsarian state (human existence before adam and eve get kicked out; innocence) Pastoral poetry, drama, fiction, prose (pastoral is idyllic; a lie about what the country is like) Trope repeated convention that happens over and over again in literature (something that happens in literature that is common e. g. love story) Men and women are socialized into masculine and feminine sides. The story of rosalind (a girl playing a boy) is dressing up as a man and going into the world of masculinity. At one point, she can"t play the masculine part (turning point) Freud says -> we all have a shadow (a dark side) but we choose to show/hide it; carl. Jung says we have to go deeper than that and there is a gender side to our shadow. The anima -> the feminine side of a male. The animus -> the masculine side of the female. Every woman has masculine traits and vice versa.
