Emma Bovary And Ivan Ilych: Evidence Of Psychoanalysis Thirty Years Before Freud

Sigmund Freud, the founder of contemporary psychology and psychoanalysis, expresses human consciousness as a combination of three elements, self, self, and super self. Super-I controls our idea of ​​conformity to our society, and self is between these two elements, and we have a reasonable decision to balance the influence of those two elements I will help you. Although Flaubert developed these theories very well after Mrs. Bovary and Tolstoy wrote the death of Ivan Ilych, the main character (Emma and Ivan) of each person is a person who has been dominated by one aspect of subconscious .

At the beginning of "Death of Ivan Ilych", colleagues at Ivan Ilych discussed this case in Shebek's private room. Peter Ivanovic reads Ivan Ilyich 's death in this paper and informs his colleagues of this information in the disagreement of their friendly opinion on a particular jurisdiction. Half of them surprised that people close to their age and residence should die, but the other half were willing to expect the benefits of Ivan Irich's work. Peter Ivanovic 's colleague also immediately thought about the promotion he had to take when Ivan Ilych was away. Knowing that Ivan Ilych is dead, they will be in a very relaxing mood; they are still alive at work

The life that he or she lived. In Leo Tolstoy's "Death of Ivan Ilych" and Franz Kafka's "The Metamorphosis", two writers reflect the lifetimes of Ivan Ilych and Gregor Samsa. Although both Ivan Ilych and Gregor Samsa experienced the fate of unfortunate death, the hero can find self-awareness through analysis of the surrounding environment and can solve the problem before they die. Before Ivan Ilych accepted fate, he

"Death of Ivan Ilych" is spoken in the voice of a third party and tells the story of the life of Ivan Ilych. This is an objective viewpoint. The narrator talks about the events of life of Ivan Ilych, with the same tone, regardless of size. Ivan's marriage, his new home, the death of his three children, the birth and education of his two children, and his fall to curtain repair are all non-personal, rustic passage It is explained. More important events are often thrown together in their lives. The paragraph starts with "so so". . "They entertained and irrelevantly cleaned up the long life of Ivan Ilych and Ivan Ilych treats every aspect of his life in the same elegant and proper way, from his work to his friends. All of his life is above him and encounters the same indifference