The use of color archetypes in the Masnavi Manavi based on Jung's theory

One of the new types of literary criticism is the archetypal critique of texts, which is based on psychological critique and it is based on the theories of the famous and contemporary Swiss psychologist Carl Gustav Jung. Jung calls the collective unconscious products, prototypes, archetypes that have various manifestations such as mother, wise old man, hero, anima, animus, rebirth, shadow and fraud. According to Jung, images have no content alone, so they manifest themselves in the form of symbols in dreams and myths. Today, archeology is one of the main topics of literary criticism, especially mythological criticism, and the search for archetypal symbols is one of the favorite topics of mystical literature researchers. Since Movlana is a mystic who has a symbolic mind and has composed "Masnavi" in the form of a cryptic work that has an infinite range of archetypal symbols and has the ability to study archetypal, so in this study, the archetypal symbols of Movlavi's "Masnavi Manavi" in the class of archetype was examined in the sub-category of color.