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| 12493. A JUNGIAN ANALYSIS OF TATYANA TOLSTAYA'S SHORT STORY "PETERS". Argues that the title character has a "mother complex," as well as repressed feelings over his failed relations with women. Also discusses how the character of the grandmother symbolizes the "negative engulfing mother." At the end, Peters has an awakening which enables him to accept his own condition. 12p., 42f., 4b. | $84 |
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