A Roadtrip into the Heart of the Land: A Literary Jungian Analysis of Shadow’s Journey of Individuation in Neil Gaiman’s American Gods

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Literary Studies (MA)

Chander, Rowan (2019)

A Roadtrip into the Heart of the Land: A Literary Jungian Analysis of Shadow’s Journey of Individuation in Neil Gaiman’s American Gods

Master thesis | Literary Studies (MA)

This thesis explores the journey that Shadow Moon makes in American Gods by Neil Gaiman. This journey takes the shape of a guest for individuation. In this journey he encounters characters and symbols that represent Jungian ideas and through these encounters Shadow becomes a better person.

Jungian Literary Criticism