What are the Jungian archetypes?

Answer by  questionkid (146)

Jung's main acrhetypes were the Self - the core of a person, the Shadow - which is the desires and anger of the person, Anima-female soul, Animus-male soul, and Persona - outward personality. The other archetypes outside of self were, the trickster, the child, the Madonna, the Sage, Satan, the Hero,and the Guide, and psychoid archetype which were electromagnetic phenomena.

Answer by  mephyle (6)

The Jungian archetypes are concepts which psychologist Carl Gustav Jung proposed that all humankind carry within our subconscious. His theory says that the four basic archetypes that we all have inside us are the Shadow (the dark, wild side), the Anima and Animus (female and male), and the Self (the real, the whole, the harmony and the God).

Answer by  primatefreak (1616)

The four main forms of archetypes are: The Shadow (dark, unknown), The Anima (male), The Animus (female) and The Self (spirit).