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- Title
SELİM İLERİ'NİN ROMANLARINDA ANİMA/ANİMUS ARKETİPLERİNİN SAĞLIKSIZ GELİŞİMİ: EŞCİNSEL KARAKTERLER.
- Authors
SARIÇİÇEK, Mümtaz; ÖZSÖZGÜN, Büşra
- Abstract
Carl Gustav Jung, who dealt with the common transition of humanity in order to explain human behavior and brought the concept of "archetype", which are the units of the collective unconscious, to the science of psychology, mentioned four basic archetypes that have a complementary degree of the human self. The anima / animus archetypes, which are accepted as one of these basic archetypal units, are the imagery and gripping in the soul of women and men, who are also biologically given as bisexuality, in order to understand the human mixed gender and integrate with their own body. According to Carl Gustav Jung, although these spiritual images and traces in individuals are very important for the healthy selfdevelopment of individuals, their uncontrolled and unhealthy development affects the mental development of individuals in the opposite direction in their clinics, and the images of the opposite sex take over the individual's self, and later on, feminine men and masculine women. or cause homosexual selves to occur. In this context, the unhealthy development of anima and animus archetypes and characters who are far from society take place in the novels of the Republican period writer Selim İleri, who explains the reasons for not being anything. In our study, the characters in Selim İleri's novels were examined and tried to reveal the decisions in the self within the healthy development of the archetypes in the characters' self-integrity.
- Subjects
JUNG, C. G. (Carl Gustav), 1875-1961; COLLECTIVE unconscious; LESBIANS; COGNITIVE development; HUMAN behavior; INDIVIDUAL development; ARCHETYPE (Psychology)
- Publication
Journal of World of Turks / Zeitschrift für die Welt der Türken, 2023, Vol 15, Issue 2, p63
- ISSN
1869-2338
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.46291/ZfWT/150205