This work critically investigates Shakespeare's fascination with the problem of character identity and draws on the analytical methods of Jungian psychology to help reveal his solution to them. It examines the ways in which Shakespeare defines his metastance and ideal identity through dream and stage metaphors.
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This work critically investigates Shakespeare's fascination with the problem of character identity and draws on the analytical methods of Jungian psychology to help reveal his solution to them. It examines the ways in which Shakespeare defines his metastance and ideal identity through dream and stage metaphors.
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