“Room”: forging symbols from the primal relationship according to the Erich Neumann’s Theory
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Primal relationship, child development, analytical psychologyAbstract
This essay suggests the symbolic analysis of the cinematographic work “Room”, as an allegory to explain the primal relationship between mother and baby, described by Neumann. Features of this novel - as the child’s unconsciousness of the external world and the confinement in which his world is circumscribed, similar to a psychic uterus of this phase - led us to the conclusion that “Room” can be considered an excellent symbolic nominee of this theory, as much by its visual and linguistic aspects as by the chronological development.
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