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Wendy As a Feminine Principle (Quicksilver) of the Alchemical Great Work

Wendy As a Feminine Principle (Quicksilver) of the Alchemical Great Work
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摘要 Novel Peter Pan and Wendy(1921) is primarily intended for children but it can be interpreted much more broadly This paper deals with the Wendy as a female archetype. This is a Jung's archetype of anima, ancient the Great Mother and fertility. Also, in context of alchemy Wendy could be interpreted as one of key elements in the transformation, i.e., Quicksilver. Transformation is a motif that runs throughout the entire novel. This transformation can be interpreted as a process of growing up, traveling and transformation of metals as well as a resurrection (physical and spiritual). The beginning of the journey is related to nigredo stage, the blackening and the decay where the soul leaves the body to be purified once again united with it
机构地区 Megatrend University
出处 《Sino-US English Teaching》 2011年第9期604-612,共9页 中美英语教学(英文版)
关键词 Wendy ALCHEMY the great mother Quicksilver FERTILITY 英语教学 教学方法 阅读教学 英语翻译
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