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Delve into the realm of archetypes and analyze the timeless myths that shape our understanding of human nature and existence. Uncover the hidden meanings of recurrent motifs and symbols, such as the hero's journey, world destruction, and immortality. Discover the archetypal images of women and key character roles like the hero, devil, and scapegoat. Explore the significance of situations like initiation and quests, and learn about the shadow, anima/animus, and persona. Join us in unraveling the mysteries of archetypal storytelling.
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Archetypal Analysis Myths are things that never happened but always are - Carl Sagan
Archetypes are pre-logical mentality- T. S. Eliot • Myth criticism • Carl Jung (1875 – 1961) • Collective unconscious
Three Basic Qualities That Characterize Archetypes • Primordial Characteristics • Universal Characteristics • Recurrent Characteristics
Recurrent Archetypal Motifs • World destruction • Immortality • Hero • Oedipus legends • Slaying of monsters • Virgin births
Images or Symbols • Sun • Colors • Water • Circle • Garden • Desert • Numbers
Archetypal Images of Women • Earth mother • Temptress • Soul-mate • Platonic ideal
Characters • Hero • Devil • Scapegoat • Star-crossed lovers • Intellectual • Medicine woman • Shaman
Situation • Initiation • Task • Quest • Fall • Death and Rebirth
Shadow, Anima, and Persona • Shadow • Anima/Animus • Persona