Hawthorne's The Artist of the Beautiful, Pollack's Stitches in Time, and Jung's The Spirit Man, Art and Literature

Nathaniel Hawthorne's "beautiful artist", Barbara Pollack's time stitch, and Jung's "soul man", "art and literature" are artists for many of us. It seems not to care about the other aspects of his life, which can not be explained by his work; often forget the world around him. "Time Stitching" by Nabatiel Hawthorne's "Beautiful Artist" Artist Barbara Pollack and "Humanity, Spirit in Art and Literature" by Carl Jung represent some or all of these features.

When I taught Hawthorne to the students of 11th grade, we spent a lot of time talking about Carl Jung's prototype theory. More students with a written mind are skeptical of all analyzes accompanying us and frequently claim that the image level of the story was invented by an English teacher. I will use Jung while saying that. Regardless of whether Hawthon is deliberately doing this instead of the story, color, or letter, it is actually in everywhere.

Both Nathaniel Hawthorn and Edgar Allen Poe have mastered the art of American Gothic literature and are one of the most famous short story writers at the time. Even if they have these similarities, their beliefs are different. As you saw in "Young Goodman Brown", Hawthorne is convinced that humans are evil thoughts. Poe and Hawthorne may have similar sentence themes, but Poe strongly believes that human thought is evil and not their mind. These authors are different, but still alike, and they all help to shape and set standards for so - called American Gothic literature.

Hawthorn and Poe were one of the most famous Gothic artists of those days. Their literature and stories are very similar. They all show the contradictions between good and evil and the effects of sin and sin. Hawthorn and Poe are studying the dark side of the soul. The slope uses the brain and its psychological effects. He also writes about what humans can do with each other. These are different from Hawthorn using the dark side of the heart. One of comparing the two is the symbolic meaning of their work and the way they are identified in the story. The styles of Hawthorne and Poe are very similar. How is symbolism used? However, there are differences in expressing the dark side of human beings.