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This study re-evaluates Jungian archetypes by proposing an emergence theory. It retains the energy of numinous experiences without relying on essentialist archetype theories.

Keywords:
AffektAnimaArchetypenEmergenzEssentialismusSeinsgrundSymboleafecto (emociones)affectaffettoanimaarchetipoarchetypesarchétypesarquetiposcontesto ontologicoemergenceemergenciaemergenteesencialismoessentialismessentialismeessenzialismofondement de l'existencefundamento del serground of beingsimbolisymbolessymbolssímbolosémergenceанимаархетипаффектвозникновение (emergence)основа сущегосимволыэссенциализм原型存在的根基情绪本质主义涌现象征阿尼玛

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  • Psychology
  • Philosophy of Mind
  • Symbolic Anthropology

Background:

  • Carl Jung's theories on archetypes and numinous experience are influential.
  • Jung's concept of the anima and archetypal theory present essentialist challenges.
  • Numinous experiences are characterized by visceral energy and profound affect.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To distinguish between Jung's theoretical archetypes and his phenomenological account of numinous experience.
  • To re-evaluate Jung's archetypal theory using principles from emergence theory.
  • To propose a new framework for understanding affect and numinous experience.

Main Methods:

  • Distinguishing theoretical discourse from phenomenological accounts.
  • Applying emergence theory to critique essentialist aspects of Jungian archetypes.
  • Emphasizing the role of symbols in constituting affect through collective action.

Main Results:

  • A revised understanding of Jungian concepts is presented.
  • Essentialism in archetypal theory, particularly concerning the anima, is identified as problematic.
  • A new model emphasizes symbols and collective action in shaping affect.

Conclusions:

  • Jungian archetypes can be reconfigured through emergence theory.
  • The visceral energy of numinous experience can be preserved without essentialist archetypes.
  • Symbols and collective human action are key to understanding affect and numinous experience.