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What did Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung mean when he described archetypes as shared images or patterns that connect us with a universal collective unconscious?
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Did Carl Jung believe in the id?
Not in the way that Freud described it. Freud refers to primal instinct, which is basically described as "thoughtless". Jung's view of the unconscious didn't really allow for thoughtless archetypes and instincts.
What did Carl Jung believe all humans share which includes representations of ideas or experiences common to all people?
The collective unconscious, which Jung described as the storehouse of inherited images and memories, that tie all of us together in a universal myth.
What is the collective noun committee described as?
The noun 'committee' is used as a collective noun for a committee of vultures.
What did Clarisse and psychiatrist describe her as?
Clarisse was described as curious and unconventional by the psychiatrist. He noted that she stood out because she wasn't like the rest of the kids her age who were focused on more superficial matters.
What is the collective noun for damage?
There is no standard collective noun for damage, most likely because damage is not found in groups often enough to be described in a standard way.
What style of music does Animal Collective play?
Animal Collective's music can be described as both experimental and psychedelic. In addition to vocals, guitar and percussion, Animal Collective makes use of synthesizer, sequencer and various electronics.
What are some of the nouns which are described by the same collective noun- ARMY?
The collective noun army is used for:an army of antsan army of caterpillarsan army of frogsan army of herringan army of soldiers
Who said man is a political being?
Politics could be defined as the process of striving to a collective decision.Since man is , in his daily life always striving to reach this collective Decision, he is described a Political being.
Is a pinch of salt a collective noun?
As a non-count (mass) noun, multiples are described in units such as a pinch of salt, a pound of salt, or a shaker of salt; these terms can be considered collective nouns.
Under what circumstances was Pick disease first described?
German psychiatrist and pathologist Alois Alzheimer named the illness in 1923 following post-mortem examinations of Pick's patients
What are the Les miserable s archetypes?
There are hundreds of archetypes in Les Miserables. Some include: Light and darkness- these archetypes are expressed throughout the book. An example is when Bienvienu gives Jean the silver candlesticks. The color silver is light. Bienvieu is giving goodness, and hope to Jean. The Devil Figure- The devil figure in Les Miserables can be thought of to be the Therdinanders. They are described as souless and evil people. They are selfish and all they want it money The Divine Child- Cosette is the divine child. She is innocent and she didn't let her time spent with the Therdianders transfrom her into a horrible person. She also saves Jean from becoming a criminal again. Jean now had something to live for.
A collective body of beliefs about right and wrong?
That could be described as a moral code. This is frequently part of religion, although not all moral codes require a religious rationale.
