Abstract
摘要
Contents
Chapter One Introduction
1．1 Literature Review
1．1．1 Relevant Studies Abroad
1．1．2 Relevant Studies At Home
1．2 Purpose，Significance and Structure of the Thesis
Chapter Two Major Concepts of Jung’s Analytical Psychology
2．1 Development and Formation of Jung’s Collective Unconscious
2．1．1 Freud’s Definition of the Unconscious
2．1．2 Jung’s Definition of the Unconscious
2．2 Major Archetypes in Personality Shaping
2．2．1 The Persona Archetype
2．2．2 The Anima Archetype
2．2．3 The Shadow Archetype
Chapter Three Analyses of the Psychic Structures of Hawthorne’s Major Male Characters
3．1 Dimmesdale：The Victim of an Inflated Social Persona
3．1．1 The Role of a Competent Minister
3．1．2 The Suppression of the Minister’s Evil Impulses
3．1．3 The Forbidden Love of the “Masculine” Minister
3．2 Chillingworth：A Cuckolded Husband Worth Sympathy
3．2．1 A Good Physician
3．2．2 A Discontent Husband
3．2．3 A Self-Constituted Judge
3．3 Goodman Brown：The Only Good Man
3．3．1 A Good Brown
3．3．2 A Good Husband
3．3．3 A “Strong-Willed’’ Man
3．4 Parson Hooper：A Lonely Minister
3．4．1 A Sinful Minister
3．4．2 A Reverend Minister
3．4．3 A Sorrowful Minister
Chapter Four Reasons for Hawthorne’s Creation of Type Characters
4．1 Similar Psychological Problems of Those Characters
4．2 Sin as the Shadow Archetype in Hawthorne’s Creation
Chapter Five Conclusion
Bibliography
Acknowledgements
声明
