Androgyny in A Room of One’s Own and A Ro for Emily
万木春
Abstract
The concept of “androgyny” in Carl G Jung’s concept belongs to the system of mythology and archetype. That is, each individual has some characteristic of the opposite Sex. Anima is the soul of man and his feminine inner personality,which is prent in the unconscious of the male. And animus is the masculine inner personality prent in women. The mother archetype stems from an intensification of all anima instincts. The three combine to make the full n of androgyny. Jung’s and Virginia Woolf’s androgyny concept are prented in this essay The short story A Ro for Emily demonstrates the overdevelopment of mother archetype.
Besides this, this thesis explores Woolf”s vision of androgyny in art creation. To Woolf, andr
ogyny is the most propitious writing state, in which a writer can make a perfect artistic expression. At last there is the conclusion that two works prent two concepts respectively, and literature is still connected with countless examples of androgyny. 自馁的意思
Key Words考前准备：androgyny, mother archetype, anima, animus
摘 要
“双性同体”是卡尔·荣格在神话和原型理论中提出的重要概念, 其意正如男人身上有女性气质作为平衡, 女人身上也有男性气质作为平衡。双性同体理论中包含有三个方面。阿尼玛是体现在男性性格中的阴性灵魂, 潜藏于无意识之中。而阿尼玛斯则是体现在女性性格中的阳性灵魂。母性原型产生于阴性灵魂的投射。荣格的双性同体理论鲜少运用于文学批评中,但因此断言两者之间没有联系性也是错误的。因为同体理论的范围包括了所有自然界的生物, 文学作品中的人物自然也不例外。本文详细了介绍荣格和伍尔夫的双性同体理论。短篇小说《致艾米莉的玫瑰》中体现的母性原型。
此外朴正恩荷花的种类, 本篇论文还探究了伍尔夫关于艺术创作的两性融合思想。在伍尔夫看来, 双性同体是一种创作的最佳心理状态, 最有利于作家的艺术表达。两部作品展现了双性同体理论的两个方面, 而文学世界亦多有范例。双性同体理论在文学批评工作中有不可或缺的地位。
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关键词：双性同体；母性原型；阿尼玛；阿尼玛斯
Contents
Abstract in English .....................................................................................................
Abstract in Chine.....................................................................................................
工程实施方案. Introduction of Androgyny..................................................................................1
. Woolf and Jung’a Theory of Androgyny…………..............................................4
含有数字的诗句 A. Woolf’s Theory of Androgyny and 4
B. Jung’s Theory ……………………….............................. 5
心理健康教育论文 1. Psychological Aspects of Anima .5
2. Psychological Aspects of the 6
. Androgyny in A Room of One’s Own..................................................................8
. The Concept of Mother in A Ro for Emily......................................................11
A. Anima in Slave Tobe and the 11
B. Animus and Masculinity in Miss. 12
. Conclusion..............................................................................................................15
Works Cited…………………………………………………………………….…...16
I. Introduction of Androgyny
Androgyny has more than one meaning. It may refer to the anatomical coexistence of two sorts of x organs in the same body; or el to the allegory of a form of spiritual perfection. In other cas, it is related to the explicit coexistence of male and female qualities in the same entity. At the prent time, androgyny has abandoned its biological implications and is ud in the human relationships, politics and the esnce of the things.
‘‘Androgyny’’ can be traced back in the legendary origin of human beings according to Plato. In his Symposium, he tells the story of the circular beings who existed before the split of humans into male and female halves. There are originally three wholes：all male, all female, male and female. In fear of mankind’s force, Jupiter split each of them into person of halves. Losing their pairs, all human beings crave to be reunited with their halves.
Since then, each person eks his other, and the original half might be in arch with equal likelihood for the other x. Plato assumes that only when each person finds her ot
her x that has been lost, can they together make a whole. In the portrayal, the paration and reunion of androgynous beings gives the origin of love and marriage, and conveys the strong emotional and xual connection in “androgyny’’. When we fall in love at first sight, then we find someone that fills our original halves particularly well. An attitude towards this kind of androgyny is mainly negative. Aristophanes in Plato’s Symposium favors homoxual and lesbians that are cloly associated with many people’s concept of androgyny. And we should also admit that there still exit some positive attitudes towards androgyny in the traditional concept.
