Archetypal Patterns in Poetry: Psychological Studies of Imagination

accepted activity Aeschylus already ancient appears archetype aspect associations attempt Beatrice beauty become character Coleridge comes communicated concerning conscious consider critics Dante Dante's death described divine dream earth element emotional essay examine example experience expression father fear feeling felt figure follow forces gives Hamlet heart Heaven Hell hero human idea illustrate imagery imaginative impulse individual interest light lines living Lowes Mariner meaning memory Milton mind mother nature objects observes once Paradise pass passage passion pattern perhaps phrase play poem poet poet's poetic poetry present psychological question quoted reader realized recall recognize reference regard relation represents response Satan says seems sense significance soul speak spirit story suggested symbol tells theme things thou thought tion tradition tragedy tragic turn vision whole wind woman writings