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Interpretation of A Woman on a Roof by Freudian theory of instinct and theory of human psyche

Jiajia Kang

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Doris Lessing creates three different characters(Tom,Stanley and Harry) in his short story A Woman on a Roof.This paper attempts to analyze the actions and psycho of these three characters by using Freudian theory.From the microcosmic perspective,the novel elaborates the Freudian theory.

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Doris Lessing creates three different characters(Tom,Stanley and Harry) in his short story A Woman on a Roof.This paper attempts to analyze the actions and psycho of these three characters by using Freudian theory.From the microcosmic perspective,the novel elaborates the Freudian theory.

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Doris Lessing creates three different characters(Tom,Stanley and Harry) in his short story A Woman on a Roof.This paper attempts to analyze the actions and psycho of these three characters by using Freudian theory.From the microcosmic perspective,the novel elaborates the Freudian theory.

Key concepts: Freudian slip, Instinct, Psyche, Interpretation (philosophy), Psychoanalysis, Freudian theory, Perspective (graphical), Philosophy

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