Concept Of Archetype Research Articles

Remember the titans: The lived curriculum of Black physical education teacher education scholars in the U.S.

ABSTRACTThe intent of this article is to present four historical physical education teacher educators as role models for intellectuals in academia and in particular, Black scholars in teacher education. Utilizing the concepts of archetype and critical race currere, we frame the lifeworks of E.B. Henderson, Anita J. Turner, LeRoy T. Walker, and Lavonia Allison as a curriculum for modern scholars.

A recepção das premissas de Haeckel na obra de Jung

This article analyzes the appropriation of the theory of recapitulation of phylogenesis by the ontogenisis, of the biologist Ernst Haeckel, by the Swiss psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung in the formulation of his psychology project. For this purpose, we used the definitions contained in the book Symbols of Transformation, and the concept of archetype, that establish dialogues between the fields of biology and psychology. The biological formation of Jung, combined with his interest and practice in the field of psychology, allowed an amplification in his way of conceiving the phenomena he observed. The attempt to address a theme, both biologically and psychologically, reveals not only care but also a commitment to the production of knowledge, which, rather than seeking to enhance its original field of work, seeks to establish interdisciplinary dialogue. Being the book Symbols of Transformation, the work through which Jung is prepared to divulge his own theories and ideas, we can deduce that in using in such work certain premises of Haeckel the author ends up revealing to us one of his important epistemological influences.

Parallelisms between Jungian Archetypes with Ibn ‘Arabi’s Concept of Ayani-Sabita

This study attempts to put forth the relationship between Carl Gustav Jung’s concept of the archetype and Muhyiddin Ibn ‘Arabi’s concept of Ayani-sabita. In this context, the nature of the concepts of Muhyiddin Ibn ‘Arabi’s Ayani-sabita and Jung’s concept of the archetype are examined, as well as the similarities and differences between each of the two concepts, by researching the issues of the relationship of these concepts with existence and humans. Attention is attempted to be drawn in the study’s results to the topics that the concept of Ayani-sabita, which is often unrecognized in the literature on psychology, can contribute to contemporary psychology, arriving at the conclusion that this concept may be one that can contribute to the science of psychology just as Jung’s archetype concept.

THE IMAGE OF HOME SN P. KULISH’S SHORT PROST

In the year of 200th anniversary of P. Kulish’s birth, who was a famous Ukrainian writer, scientist, philosopher, translator, folklorist, historian, a person with encyclopedic knowledge, the topicality of this paper is determined both by the commemoration of this event and an attempt to scrutinize his works from a different angle. This paper offers the opportunity for new interpretation of P. Kulish’s short prose written in the Ukrainian language. The purpose of the study is to combine literary view on his fiction works and their analysis applying interdisciplinary method, partially involving archetypal method and comparative analysis which allows more “stereoscopic” view on characters and conflicts depicted by the author. To achieve this purpose, an archetypal concept “Home – Field – Temple” has been utilized, the universal nature of which was proven by K. Jung, M. Heidegger, H. Gachev, S. Krymskyi. This paper in particular contains the analysis of the image of Home in P. Kulish’s short prose. Thus, the analysis of the literary work has also involved certain philosophical categories. The abovementioned conceptual topoi form an existential basis of an epic work the recognition of which facilitates perception of the events in a work as not “plane”. Basically, P. Kulish’s short stories also contain other existential topoi (“Field”, “Temple”) in the form of redefined fictional images which present prospects for the future research. The abovementioned methods have already been used by the author to analyze certain literary works including P. Kulish’s historical novel “Chorna Rada” (The Black Council), in which Home is represented more as existential space whereas in the writer’s short prose it emerges as a fictional image with its characteristic features. Having analyzed the image of Home in P. Kulish’s short stories we can conclude that it integrates several meanings, acting as Home for a family, a house, a native neighbourhood, a village, reflecting the image of Ukraine. Keywords: P. Kulish’s short stories, concept “Home – Field – Temple”, the image of Home.

Archetyping shared socioeconomic pathways across scales: an application to central Asia and European case studies

The complex interactions of drivers represented in scenarios and climate change impacts across scales have led to the development of multiscale scenarios. Since the recent development of global shared socioeconomic pathways (SSPs), which have started being downscaled to lower scales, the potential of scenarios to be relevant for decision making and facilitate appreciation and inclusion of different perspectives has been increasing, compared with a single-scale global scenario set. However, in practice, quantitative downscaling of global scenarios results in narratives that are compressed from the global level to fit the local context to enhance consistency between global and local scales. We brought forward the concept of scenario archetypes to analyze multiscale SSP scenario narratives and highlight important diverging assumptions within the same archetype. Our methodology applied scenario archetypes both as typologies, to allocate specific cases of scenarios into existing scenario archetypes, and building blocks, conceptualized with worldviews from cultural theory. Although global SSPs generally match existing archetypes and tend to be well defined, the socially unequal SSPs at subglobal scales are more nuanced, and dominant worldviews are much less straighforward to interpret than in global scenarios. The closest match was the great transition–sustainability (SSP1) archetype, whereas the most divergent was the market forces– fossil fuel development (SSP5) archetype. Overall, our results highlight the need to improve uptake of bottom-up approaches in global scenarios to improve appreciation of different perspectives as sought after in multiscale scenarios.

A simple statement about the concept of archetypes stimulated by Warren Colman's paper ‘Are archetypes essential?’

A simple statement about the concept of archetypes stimulated by Warren Colman's paper ‘Are archetypes essential?’

THE DISCOURSE OF EUROPE IN THE LYRIC OF MIKHALO SYTNIK

The discourse of Europe in the lyrics of the poetry of the Ukrainian emigrant writer Mykhailo Sytnyk is reviewed in this article. Historical and existential motives in the works of war and postwar periods – the time of the artist’s stay in the Western Europe – are analyzed. It is investigated that the European themes of Sytnykʼs lyric poetry are built, first of all, on the contrast: foreign country – native land, which is the most complete expression of the authorʼs intentions, his existential perception of everything that does not fit into the system of spiritual values ​​associated with his native land and archetypal concept of «Family and Home»

Podświadomość człowieka a jego seksualność w czeskiej międzywojennej prozie Valerie a týden divů autorstwa Vítězslava Nezvala

Cel badań: Artykuł przedstawia rozważania na temat poszukiwania w utworze Valerie a týden divů autorstwa Vítězslava Nezvala związków z psychoanalityczną teorią Zygmunta Freuda. Książka o nastolatce poszukującej własnej tożsamości została napisana w latach 30. XX w. w Czechach i należy do gatunku prozy inicjacyjnej, ale posiada także pewne surrealistyczne elementy.
 Metodologia: Po opisie atmosfery awangardy i kontekstu historycznego, a także związków nadrealizmu i psychoanalizy autorka artykułu przechodzi do analizy utworu Valerie a týden divů. Na podstawie wybranych elementów fabuły i poszczególnych bohaterów odwołuje się do koncepcji podświadomości, archetypów, kompleksu Edypa i romansu rodzinnego. Oprócz rozważań Z. Freuda autorka opiera się na pozycji Bruna Bettelheima Cudowne i pożyteczne : znaczenie i doniosłość baśni, aby na podstawie przykładów ukazać drogę inicjacji Valerie w dorosłość oraz poszukiwanie własnej seksualności. Dla analizy przydatne również okazuje się rozgraniczenie sfery sacrum oraz profanum.
 Wyniki: Analiza bohaterów i wybranych elementów fabuły pozwoliła odnaleźć połączenia z psychoanalizą.
 Wnioski: Analiza pozwoliła dojść do wnisoku, że związki z podświadomością są w utworze widocznie zarysowane, co szczególnie przejawia się w erotycznych opisach oraz archetypicznych bohaterach.

The Appearance of Archetypes in Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking-Glass

I researched what insight could be gained about the archetypes (images, color, characters) represented in Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking-Glass (1871) by analyzing these archetypes from the perspective of Carl Jung (1875-1961), an important figure in the field of psychoanalysis and an understudied theorist in the psychological scholarship written about Carroll’s works. Jung’s concepts of archetypes and the collective unconscious in particular offer a fruitful way to interpret Carroll’s work. Using a Jungian psychological perspective, my essay argues that archetypes of water, the quest, the trickster, and the wise old man are present in this story, and then I outline their ultimate purpose. Through the Looking-Glass is a timeless tale that many scholars throughout history have analyzed in a variety of ways. As of today, there are over 200 scholarly articles on Carroll’s works. Some scholars have researched the publication and/or translation history of Carroll’s works, about which there is vast information. Many scholars have gone with the New Historicist approach, the most popular approach by far when it comes to Carroll’s works. Other scholars combine the New Historicist and psychological approaches or research Carroll’s works from a philosophical approach. Additionally, scholars analyze Carroll’s works from a psychological stance, the second most common approach. Though the psychological approach is a fairly common one, most scholars have chosen to emphasize Sigmund Freud’s theories instead of Jung’s. There are very few scholarly studies on Carroll’s works that employ a Jungian approach. Thus, my essay enhances the psychological scholarship on the novel. To further my findings and increase my understanding of Carroll, Jung, and their works, I read Through the Looking-Glass, a biography on Lewis Carroll, research about Victorian England, multiple books written by Jung regarding his theories of the collective unconscious, and a lot of the scholarship written about the novel.

TYPES OF INDIVIDUAL WOMEN EROTIC CODE

The article is devoted to the current issue of sexuality. Significant expansion and development of psychologists’ professional activity necessitate creating of generalized classification of individuals and married couples’ behavioral erotic types. The destruction of self-reflection, self-perception and the difficulty of interpersonal understanding are due to the substitution of concepts. The study of sexual-psychological characteristics of behavioral patterns of women in erotic relationships is very important in this regard. The new material on the topic under study is generalized. Erotic imagination functions and erotic images impact on the process of forming a fixed erotic Image of a sexual partner in women are determined. The impact of early life experience (imprinting) influenced on the individual erotic code formation is determined. Several motivational schemes of sexual behavior are described. Authors submit the definition of «individual erotic code» for the first time. «Individual erotic code» is found out as the unified recording system of the individual model erotic behavior and her «ideal partner» reactions on this behavior. The types of women individual erotic code, based on the concept of archetypes (K.G. Jung, D. S. Bolen) study are defined. Types of individual erotic code were named after the ancient Greek goddesses: Artemis, Athena, Hestia, Hera, Demeter, Persephone, Aphrodite. The attention is focused on the deep analysis of individual women erotic code stages realization, such as, the genesis of erotic impulse, the tempting process, the sexual act behavior, the pregnancy, the caring of posterity. Materials of research can be used in the practical work of psychologists and psychotherapists which working both with married couples, as well as in individual work with the client.

The Worker-Priest Archetype

The concept of the worker-priest archetype, in its most recent official form, originated in France's Roman Catholic Church as a missionary attempt to “rediscover the masses” of the industrial class workers in the French factories of the 1940s. This effort was shut down by the Vatican in the 1950s out of fear of Communist influence within the movement. With the advent of the Vatican II Council (1962–1965) of the Catholic Church, new life seemed to have been infused into this archetype. For example, the liberation theology movement in Latin America was strongly influenced by Vatican II. In the United States, many new forms of liturgical celebration were created, and social reform movements, doubtless as part of the 1960s social-revolutionary energy, emerged and were fostered. When the conservative faction within the Catholic hierarchy reacted to what they perceived as dangerous and threatening developments in the church, they acted to stop this liberal movement. One likely consequence of this slamming shut the windows that had been newly opened by Vatican II was a mass exodus of Catholic priests in the United States who left the clergy and entered civilian life. This article focuses on interviews with three of the men who were active Catholic priests, two of whom chose to leave the priesthood and one who remained a priest but moved the focus of his work to the “inner city.” There he cared for young black men as an unofficial social worker/priest, operating on his own to serve a population traditionally underserved by the Catholic Church.

Warburg’s cultural psychology as a tool for understanding Internet memes

Abstract From a historical point of view, the idea of moving forces behind imagery opens up a new perspective on the spreadability and effectiveness of digital imagery today, especially in the form of Internet memes. Aby M. Warburg’s theory of Art History as collective memory is not only connected to the early theories of Evolutionary Biology by Richard Semon, but can also be interpreted as a parallel line of thought to Carl Jung’s psychological concept of archetype. The question of how cultural content was shared and received was deeply connected with Warburg’s theory of the ‘Pathosformel’ (pathos formula) or ‘Wanderstraße der Bilder’ (The Image in Motion).

METAPHOR OF FLIGHT IN TONI MORRISON'S NOVEL „SONG OF SOLOMON“

Članak se bavi analizom metafore leta u romanu Toni Morison Song of Solomon. Autorka koristi legendu o afričkim robovima koji su mogli da lete kako bi naglasila dualnost metafore leta i njenu subverzivnu ulogu koja omogućava različite interpretacije. Kompleksnost metafore leta u romanu Toni Morison zahteva upotrebu nekoliko književno-teorijskih okvira tako da će se u članku koristiti okvir magijskog realizma, praksa marginalizacije i označavanja pripadnika manjinskih grupa kao Drugog onako kako se tom temom bavio Edvard Said u svom delu Orijentalizam i Jungov koncept arhetipa i putovanja mitskog heroja. Fokus članka je posebno na korišćenju magijskog realizma i spajanju master narativa zapadne civilizacije sa legendama koje potiču iz afroameričke zajednice kako bi se preispitao process konstrukcije istorije i zajednice. Morison u prvi plan stavlja univerzalnost leta kao jednog od ljudskih impulsa koji može da se nađe i u zapadnoj, afričkoj i afroameričkoj kulturi čime pruža validnost svojim likovima i njihovoj sposobnosti da lete.

ANALISIS ARKETIPE TOKOH DALAM NOVEL KKPK LONDON I’M COMING KARYA NALA ALYA FARADISA

Every literary work has a character figure with different properties and unique. Character or personality can be seen from the pattern of behavior. Characters in the novel can be seen from the way the authors describe patterns of behavior or some are directly explain the nature of each character. The pattern of behavior which have on every character in a novel that will be discussed meet the concept of archetypes. Of course, analyzing personality archetypes in draft form should use a scalpel in accordance with the method psikologisastra Textual approach, analysis on each character in the novel. The results of this analysis argues that the concept of archetypes is divided into four sections: Persona, anima and animun, Shadow, and self can be met.

Archetypes as Triggers of Financial Bubbles

ABSTRACTSparking financial bubbles are irrational impulses—from mania to panic—that play a major role in collective human investment behavior. Contradicting the rational man theory, bubbles keep occurring. But to disregard its influences as aberrations have only rendered conventional economic theory as abstract academia with little practical value. However, allowing for the juxtaposition between the concepts of archetypes and the collective unconscious, as coined by the Swiss psychologist Carl Gustav Jung, and the generic anatomy of financial bubbles could provide fertile ground for an improved understanding of the seemingly irrational behavior. The author aims to demonstrate the workings of archetypes and proposes a measurement methodology designed to capture the subliminal forces that influence investment decisions.

Carl Jung’s Archetypes in Malayalam Film: A Case Study on The Film ‘Urumi’

Movies are the visual- auditory symbolic narrative that explains the living reality of people. Films employ Carl Jung’s concept of archetypes-prototypical characters. This research provides an insight about the theory of archetype based on the assumption that archetypes resides deep inside human mind. The researcher proposes that the Malayalam film industry in India showcases the western concept of archetype using the movie Urumi as a case study. For this study, different clips are taken from the movie to represent six essential archetypes, namely, Hero, Anima, Animus, Mentor (sage), Shadow, and Trickster. The psychoanalysis of this movie carried out in this paper provides evidence for the existence of all six essential archetypes identified by Carl Jung. Thus this article will be a fruitful resource for future research in the field of psychoanalysis of movies.

Сопоставительное исследование архетипического концепта Божественный ребёнок в сказочной повести Л. Ф. Баума “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” и её русскоязычных аналогах

Сопоставительное исследование архетипического концепта Божественный ребёнок в сказочной повести Л. Ф. Баума “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” и её русскоязычных аналогах

The world’s road to water scarcity: shortage and stress in the 20th century and pathways towards sustainability

Water scarcity is a rapidly growing concern around the globe, but little is known about how it has developed over time. This study provides a first assessment of continuous sub-national trajectories of blue water consumption, renewable freshwater availability, and water scarcity for the entire 20th century. Water scarcity is analysed using the fundamental concepts of shortage (impacts due to low availability per capita) and stress (impacts due to high consumption relative to availability) which indicate difficulties in satisfying the needs of a population and overuse of resources respectively. While water consumption increased fourfold within the study period, the population under water scarcity increased from 0.24 billion (14% of global population) in the 1900s to 3.8 billion (58%) in the 2000s. Nearly all sub-national trajectories show an increasing trend in water scarcity. The concept of scarcity trajectory archetypes and shapes is introduced to characterize the historical development of water scarcity and suggest measures for alleviating water scarcity and increasing sustainability. Linking the scarcity trajectories to other datasets may help further deepen understanding of how trajectories relate to historical and future drivers, and hence help tackle these evolving challenges.

The opportunity to evaluate the impact of our changing health care system through archetypes and reinforced use of medical coding

Intro : We address two major problems related to electronic health record (EHR) systems in Norway: 1) a disconnect between health care personnel when using separate systems, and 2) a difficulty to accurately and easily track the financial and clinical impact of new treatment plans and even health system changes in general. The Full Flow project (Norwegian Research Council-funded project# 247974/O70) aims to develop a multi-directional communication of health data between patient-operated devices and primary and secondary EHR systems. Regular involvement of a variety of stakeholders, including feedback from EHR system vendors, medical personnel, patients and archetype developers will enable us to use an iterative design process to improve upon tested systems as they are developed. Proposed solution : Concept of archetypes: Archetypes systematize how health and observational data is entered and formatted within EHRs as a “common language”, enabling health professionals to utilize data for their different purposes. National archetypes are currently developed and stored in a repository in Norway governed by the National Editorial Group for Archetypes (NRUA). Concept of medical codes: Medical codes, on the other hand, act as standardized packages of procedural, resource and diagnosis details, e.g. Current Procedural Terminologies (CPT), International Classification of Disease (ICD-10), and Diagnosis Related Groups (DRGs). These codes were created to track and ensure the appropriate use of resources, medical spending and decision-making for each type of medical case. These codes are typically assigned manually and directly affect reimbursement. Combining concepts: Together, archetypes and medical codes have the potential to promise a more comprehensive description of medical processes and a better understanding of how innovations and health systems in general impact health and financial outcomes. Medical codes could be assigned automatically to a patient case based on procedures performed, archetype, and health values (e.g. blood pressure) entered into a health record on behalf of the patient, see Figure 1 for an example. Figure 1: Demonstration of how procedural and health data can be coded, enabling financial and health outcomes to be easily tracked and assessed without manual review. Methods & Conclusion: In cooperation with the NRUA, the Full Flow project will utilize both nationally defined archetypes in a pilot study, as well as our own simplified versions of archetypes for diabetes-related parameters, e.g. blood glucose, in clinical trials through the University Hospital of North Norway and local GP practices. Analysis will take place on both EHR and patient-gathered data, which will be entered into our own defined templates to test presentation of such data. By testing and evaluating this concept on a smaller, more iteratively reactive scale, we can inform the NRUA, and related organizations, of the potential clinical, financial and operational impacts of integrating medical codes and archetypes.

Movimentar é preciso

O presente trabalho pretende discutir a relação entre a mudança em elementos urbanos próprios da configuração urbana e a emergência da cidade da Idade Moderna. Para tanto, utilizaremos a categoria de arquétipo, como alternativa à ideia de tipo, associando-a a um particular modo de exercício de poder na organização dos fluxos de movimento de pessoas e mercadorias. Relacionamos o conceito de arquétipo para a configuração urbana com uma série de profundas mudanças na organização das cidades a partir do início da Idade Moderna como resultado de uma determinada maneira de organizar a cidade corporificando determinadas relações de poder.