The Elusive Self: Archetypal Approaches to the Novels of Miguel de UnamunoThe work of Miguel de Unamuno y Jugo, one of the most important writers of 20th-century Spain, has recently enjoyed a resurgence of interest within the English-speaking world. In contrast to previous studies of Unamuno's extensive literary corpus, which consider his work primarily from the philosophical points of view, Jurkevich challenges the hagiology which has traditionally dominated Unamuno scholarship with extensive psychoanalytic examination of the writer's life and work. |
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... observes , " is a form of disguise , a mask , a fable , a mystery : and behind the mask is the author . " 3 Unamuno corroborates Edel's thesis when he observes , " Y él que queremos ser y no el que somos es nuestro yo íntimo " ( 8 : 491 ...
... observes , " is a form of disguise , a mask , a fable , a mystery : and behind the mask is the author . " 3 Unamuno corroborates Edel's thesis when he observes , " Y él que queremos ser y no el que somos es nuestro yo íntimo " ( 8 : 491 ...
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... volves around competition for a woman's attentions . Rank further observes that this original conflict is frequently replaced by a series of subsequent persecutory delusions . 32 Unamuno likewise intuited that 124 The Elusive Self.
... volves around competition for a woman's attentions . Rank further observes that this original conflict is frequently replaced by a series of subsequent persecutory delusions . 32 Unamuno likewise intuited that 124 The Elusive Self.
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... observes that the Roman- tics were especially distinguished by this type of psychological constitution , being particularly susceptible to the magnetism of the unconscious and the Great Mother ( p . 53 , n . 6 ) . Due to his penchant ...
... observes that the Roman- tics were especially distinguished by this type of psychological constitution , being particularly susceptible to the magnetism of the unconscious and the Great Mother ( p . 53 , n . 6 ) . Due to his penchant ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The Psychological Sources of Intrahistoria | 10 |
The Emerging Self | 38 |
Copyright | |
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