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    Exploring Archetypes in Short Stories Archetypes are recurring symbols‚ characters‚ landscapes‚ or events found in myths and literature across different cultures and eras that help us organize events into categories. There are three main types of archetypes which include situational‚ character‚ and symbolic. All three are easily relatable to. Firstly‚ an example of a unhealable wound in a situational archetype can be found with Mrs. Maloney in “Lamb to the Slaughter.” An example of a scapegoat

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    During much of The Grapes of Wrath‚ John Steinbeck focuses on family—as a general concept‚ and specifically‚ the Joads. Throughout the story‚ the Joad family undergoes many changes. They are joined by other travelers‚ they suffer losses and hardships‚ and by the end of the story the family has grown and transformed a great deal from what they used to be. The concept of family changes just as much‚ if not more. The word "family" grows to mean much more than a small group of people related by blood

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    Characters A. The Hero – Lord Raglan in The Hero: A Study in Tradition‚ Myth‚ and Drama contends that this archetype is so well defined that the life of the protagonist can be clearly divided into a series of well-marked adventures‚ which strongly suggest a ritualistic pattern. Raglan finds that traditionally the hero’s mother is a virgin‚ the circumstances of his conception are unusual‚ and at birth some attempt is made to kill him. He is‚ however‚ spirited away and reared by foster parents

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    ago has similar plot structures and themes of modern literature? These recurring ideologies are not pure coincidences; they have symbolic meaning and have been traced to the depths of unconsciousness‚ having been recently categorized into archetypes. Archetypes are a development of psychologist‚ Carl Jung‚ referring to a pattern of character types‚ images‚ descriptive details‚ and situations that find their way from our minds‚ to our literature‚ and to our lives. This idea of predisposed mental

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    advertisements promised plentiful jobs. The Joad family was one of these families‚ and on their journey they encountered both discrimination and hard times‚ but even through that they remained kind and generous people. During the journey‚ many families encountered pain‚ loss‚ and a general feeling of hopelessness. The Joad family was no exception. The Joads‚ like many migrant families during the 1930’s‚ relied on their automobile‚

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    Eduardo Palacios Week 6 assignment Archetype Love Based on Romeo and Juliet. In the movie Romeo and Juliet‚ film directed by Franco Zeffirelli in 1968. I chose love as archetypal. “Why do we struggle with love or why does love so often get so difficult? We as people are all born with the character of love and most people want to be in a relationship. So why do so many relationships go wrong? As with Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet we often believe

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    The Joad family’s farm is taken by the bank because of the drought and they decide to travel west to California. Shortly after their departure Grandpa Joad‚ a bitter man who didn’t want to leave his home‚ passes away. Many people have the same idea as the Joad family‚ and during their travels they meet Ivy and Sairy Wilson and invite them to ride in the truck since their car broke down. Sairy is very sick and doesn’t make it passed the California border. As they near California they hear that there

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    John Steinbeck’s Message In The Grapes of Wrath‚ John Steinbeck emphasizes Ma Joad. Steinbeck uses Ma Joad to express his views on how people can reach the American Dream. In the book‚ Steinbeck does not express that individuals can achieve the American Dream. He expresses his idea that the people should unite and continue to strive for the American Dream even through the worst of times. Through Ma Joad‚ he emphasizes that the poor and lower class should unite and continue to push for their

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    Avatar Archetypes Archetypes are one of the rare things in the world that speak a universal language. By using powerful archetypes in literature‚ an author can move a story forward and make it more comprehensible for the reader. The movie Avatar was written and directed by James Camryn in 2009 and is a prime example of powerful archetypes that propel a story forward. Avatar takes place in the futuristic world of 2154. Humans in Avatar are on a planet called Pandora where a strange species called

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    "for safety is not a gadget but a state of mind" and so is hope. When you are facing obstacles all you think of is finding a solution no matter what . That was the case when the Joad family had no other way but to find a better place to live in.They decided to leave everything behind and go to California. The place that many families decided to go to believing they can find a good life waiting for them. Kind of similar to Christopher MCcandless’s story except his parent’s mistreatment is the

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