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I’ve seen this word thrown around a lot. Jungian Archetypes, that is and how it’s used to wank a variety of verses. But, I have no idea what these things are. So, what are Jungian Archetypes?
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Jungian Archetypes
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Huh, did not know that. What’s the OOT explanation?
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"How our minds see stuff." seems very reductionist, to the point where you could use that to describe psychology as a whole, must less a very niche branch of it.
I am not the best person to explain it, but a fundemental concept is the collective unconscious, which is what it sounds like, the sum total of all unconscious thought. And from what I understand, archetypes are universal symbols derived from the collective unconscious.
If I had to guess, some people may try to take a statement that is true for some works that use Jungian Archetypes (that the collective unconscious influences reality) and apply it others where that isn't shown to best the case.
I am not the best person to explain it, but a fundemental concept is the collective unconscious, which is what it sounds like, the sum total of all unconscious thought. And from what I understand, archetypes are universal symbols derived from the collective unconscious.
If I had to guess, some people may try to take a statement that is true for some works that use Jungian Archetypes (that the collective unconscious influences reality) and apply it others where that isn't shown to best the case.
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