Jiang's way of reading Beatrice: not simply a historical woman, but the projected feminine counterpart through which Dante conducts an internal dialogue.
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alter ego
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He argues that Beatrice becomes Dante's alter ego or twin because Dante projects his feminine dimension onto her rather than encountering her as a fully separate person.
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"So, what happens is Beatrice becomes your alter ego, okay? It becomes like a yin -yang dynamic, right? Where you are implanting your feminine..."
"...I'm trying to do is show that Beatrice is just an alter ego of Dante. Okay. Does that make sense? Yeah. And again, I'm..."
"...in a shadow form, okay? So the shadow is really the alter ego of the ego. And this, Jung argues, is what is called..."
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