THE COUNTRY SAMPLE IN SOME SHORT STORIES ABOUT THE SOUTHWEST BORDER WAR

Abstract

Archeological criticism was born in the mid-twentieth century and became a new literary approach. Applying archetypal criticism theory to decipher literary works to realize: the profound value of the work, imprints of the past in today's literature. In this article, we go into understanding some forms of the Water archetype in a number of short stories written about the southwestern border war and decipher them based on the archetypal critical theory of Carl Gustav Jung. From there, we can objectively evaluate the value of this unique piece of composition. Keywords: Archetype, unconsiousness, archetypal criticism, Water archetype, Southwest Border War.