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Integrative learning is instrumental in shaping my understanding of the world. In the real world there are connections everywhere, so it makes sense to learn by connecting multiple disciplines and ideas. Integrative learning has personally shaped my understanding of the world, in that, the simplest concepts can be applied to bigger issues. The way a character in a book solves a problem can also work for you. Scientific concepts and formulas can be applied across many disciplines, for example economists have been able to apply a thermal curve that demonstrates how temperature peaks, and apply it to the economy to predict how it will function. Psychological concepts and theories can be applied to literature to help you understand characters. In
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Through the subtle hints in this chapter we can infer parts of our characters qualities. Each character symbolizes a different part of humanity.

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According to Psychologist Carl Jung, archetypes are defined as “the idea of a universal and recurring image, pattern, or motif that represents a human experience.” The author's purpose for using archetypes in a novel is to allow readers to relate better to the story and the characters of their novel. Archetypes can be universal meaning they are recognized over time and cultures. When reading folklore or watching Hallmark movies readers or viewers tend to recognize the use of archetypes because every book or film all revolve around the same plot, as Carl Jung said “there is only one story.” Throughout this paper we will gain a better understanding of archetypes in the book The Princess Bride and how William Goldman used Carl Jung’s archetypes

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C. G. Jung once said, “Thinking is difficult, that’s why most people judge.” Misjudgement is an issue in the world today, but especially in the lives of characters found in literature. It means to misunderstand someone, which causes the interactions to be different than someone “normal”. In the novels The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton and Lord of the Flies by William Golding, two characters were misjudged because their personality was overlooked, which resulted in the readers learning from that misjudgment.

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A reader must know the correct characterization of someone in order to fully understand the story. Understanding the point of view and characterization is just as important as understanding the plot. The conflict, climax and other aspects are a major part of the plot as a whole. To put it differently, all the components of a story are equal.

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