Jekyll & Hyde

• Who founded the idea of psychoanalysis?

  Sigmund Freud
• What does psychoanalysis analyze?

  Someone's mind and their subconscious
• In which era did psychoanalysis emerge?

  Victorian era
• What are the three parts of Freud's psychoanalytic theory?

  ID, ego, and super ego
• What does the ID represent in Freud's theory?

  Irrepressible instincts and animal desires
• What does the ego do in Freud's theory?

  Balances the desires of ID and super ego
• How is the super ego characterized in Freud's theory?

  Knows morality and social conditioning
• How can Hyde and Jekyll be interpreted through Freud's psychoanalytic theory?

  • Hyde represents the ID (animalistic desires)
  • Jekyll represents the super ego (morality)
  • Jekyll mediates between Hyde and societal expectations
• How does Hyde's behavior reflect the ID in Freud's theory?

  He exhibits animalistic and barbaric actions
• What role does Jekyll play in relation to Hyde and the super ego?

  He mediates between Hyde and societal expectations
• How can students reference Freud's theory in their essays?

  • Mention Freud's psychoanalytic theory
  • Discuss the roles of ID, ego, and super ego
  • Analyze characters through a Freudian lens
• What is the significance of the Victorian era in relation to Freud's theory?

  It influenced societal views and expectations
• What does the term "Freudian lens" refer to?

  Analyzing literature through Freud's theories
• What are the benefits of using Freud's psychoanalytic theory in essays?

  • Provides a critical framework for analysis
  • Enhances understanding of character motivations
  • Links literature to historical and societal contexts
• Where can students find more information on Freud's theory and analysis?

  The Lightup Hub
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• Who founded the idea of psychoanalysis?

  Sigmund Freud
• What does psychoanalysis analyze?

  Someone's mind and their subconscious
• In which era did psychoanalysis emerge?

  Victorian era
• How did Stevenson's novella influence society?

  It shaped views during the Victorian era
• What are the three parts of Freud's psychoanalytic theory?

  ID, ego, and super ego
• What does the ID represent in Freud's theory?

  Irrepressible instincts and animal desires
• How does the ego function in Freud's theory?

  It balances the desires of the ID and super ego
• What does the super ego know about?

  Morality and social conditioning
• How can Hyde be interpreted through Freud's theory?

  As representing the ID with animalistic desires
• How does Jekyll relate to the super ego?

  He knows right from wrong and morality
• How can the character of Hyde be described?

  As barbaric and animalistic in behavior
• What role does Jekyll play in balancing desires?

  He mediates between the ID and super ego
• How can Freud's psychoanalytic theory enhance essay writing?

  By providing a critical lens for analysis
• What are the three components of Freud's psychoanalytic theory?

  • ID: Represents animal instincts and desires
  • Ego: Balances ID and super ego desires
  • Super ego: Knows morality and social conditioning
• How can Hyde and Jekyll be analyzed through Freud's theory?

  • Hyde as the ID: Represents irrepressible desires
  • Jekyll as the super ego: Represents morality
  • Jekyll as the ego: Mediates between Hyde and societal expectations
• How can students utilize Freud's theory in essays?

  • Reference Freud's psychoanalytic theory
  • Analyze characters through ID, ego, and super ego
  • Provide critical interpretations of texts
• What is the significance of the Victorian era in relation to Freud's theory?

  It influenced societal views and expectations
• What does the term "Freudian lens" refer to?

  Analyzing literature through Freud's psychoanalytic theory
• How can students improve their grades using Freud's theory?

  By referencing psychoanalytic concepts in essays
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  To provide critical analysis resources
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  To help as many people as possible