Titlebook: C.G.Jung and Literary Theory; The Challenge from F Susan Rowland Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1

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A Jungian Reader Theory: Alchemy and , by Lindsay Clarke,reader-response. Such a Jungian reader theory draws upon Jung’s reinterpretation of alchemy as an essentially psychological process. The result is an ‘a(chǎn)lchemical literary theory’ in Jungian terms. In turn, this theory can be employed in the feminist critiques of Jungian ideas by exploring Lindsay Clarke’s profoundly Jungian novel, .

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,(Post) Colonial Jung: Doris Lessing’s ,ged challenge to Jungian discourse on colonial grounds. Such a challenge occurs in both the tracing of colonial narratives and the potential for a resistance to colonialism within the theory. Can Lessing’s more sophisticated and sceptical structuring of Jungian theory detect a postcolonial Jung?

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Introduction: Beyond Traditional Jungian Literary Criticism,ch a superiority was a guarantee of the status of the theory. The poststructuralist dissection of the authoritative claims of discourses has enabled a critical experimentation in which conventional priorities are swapped to allow literature to be read as illuminating, and even contesting, the precep

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Jung: Political, Cultural and Historical Context, was breeding nationalism, anti-Semitism and Nazism. It will further consider Jung’s historical role in his dealings with Nazi Germany before the Second World War. I will draw on recent research, particularly by Richard Noll in . (1994), F.X. Charet in . (1991) and two articles by Andrew Samuels on

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