The article explores a recently published graphic novel “The Mythogenic Love of Castes”, which is an art project based on the novel of the same name by S. Anufriev and P. Pepperstein. Pepperstein, the leader of the project, brought many artists on board to perform it, allowing the novel, which at its appearance was read exclusively as psychedelic and postmodern, to be actualized. In fact, being...
This article uses the Jungian archetypal theory to analyze a selection of shorter fictions by D.H. Lawrence (the novellas The Princess (1924), St Mawr (1925), The Woman Who Rode Away (1928), The Escaped Cock (1929) and a few short stories) where the enigmatic aspect of place and distance plays an important role in the narrative, character development and personality individuation. I single out...