Jungian Metaphor in Modernist Literature : Exploring Individuation, Alchemy and Symbolism (Paperback)

Acknowledgements Abstract Contents Abbreviations Foreword by Susan Rowland 1 Introduction: The Return of Jung Common Critiques of Jung Revisions of Jung’s Theories 2 Jung, Psychoanalysis, and the Great Divide Overall View of Jungian Theory Jung and Freud 3 Literary Jung Jung in the Literary Field A Jungian Poetics Poetry and Alchemy H.D., Yeats, and Joyce 4 Alchemy as Poetic Metaphor in H.D.’s Trilogy H.D.’s Poetics and Jung H.D. and the Feminist Revision of Jung’s Theory H.D.’s Feminist Poetics and Rimbaud’s Alchemy of the Word 5 Between Yeats and Jung: The Poetics of a Jungian Paradigm A Ritualistic Poetics A Vision: The Visionary and the Visual 6 Alchemy of the Word in Joyce’s A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, Ulysses, and Finnegans Wake Ulysses: The Alchemy of Individuation between Text and Meta-text A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man: The Different Phases of the Anima The Mythic Method, Art, and the Hero’s Journey Toward Archetypes Stephen as a Symbolist ‘Hero’ Stephen and the Collective Unconscious in Magic, Memory, and Naming Finnegans Wake: Alchemy and Antinomy Finnegans Wake and the ‘Scientific’ Aspect of Verbal Alchemy 7 Conclusion H.D.’s Verbal Alchemy Yeats’s Visionary Alchemy Joyce’s Textual Individuation Bibliography Primary Sources Secondary Sources