الفهرس 
The paranormal in Shakespeare’s Macbeth (1606), charles Dicken’s A christmas Carol (1843) and Steven Spielberg’s Minority Report (2002)
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Abstract
This thesis explores the concept of the paranormal as subjective phenomenon in the works of Macbeth, A christmas Carol and Minority Report. I examine the conditions preceding the paranormal event, the event itself , its effect on the characters as well as on space and time. Under Carl Jung{u2019}s theory of Parapsychology, I view the {u2018}paranormal{u2019}as{u2018}Synchronistic{u2019} and thereby explain how the event takes place within the psyche highlighting its subjectivity. Under Jung{u2019}s theory of psychoanalysis, I examine the significance of the paranormal events, which is attaining individuation, a state of deep self- awareness.The study also addresses the question of fate versus free will, and reaches the finding that both concepts are complimentary