Woman in Perihan Magden novels: A jungian approach

This study aims to analyze the female characters in Perihan Magden's novels from a Jungian perspective. The women in Magden's works are examined in the context of Carl Gustav Jung's archetypes, shadow and persona theories, anima representations and individualization processes. The study shows how Jung's psychoanalytic approach can be used to understand the depths and complex structures of the female characters in Magden's texts. The female figures in the novels are often constructed as individuals who search for their individual identities beyond social roles, struggle with internal conflicts and come to terms with their pasts. When viewed in Jungian terms, the crises experienced by these women gain a deep meaning through their confrontation with their own shadows and the anima archetypes they express. Magden's female characters in particular stand out as individuals who challenge social norms, struggle to express themselves and exhibit psychologically complex structures. This study is an effort to explore the female experience in Perihan Magden's literary universe and to understand the psychological depths of this experience. Magden's works centered on women gain a broader meaning when examined from a Jungian perspective and provide the reader with a deep insight.