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Developing Character Identity: Associating With Archetypes

Developing Character Identity: Associating With Archetypes. Patrick Morrisroe Seth Coast Dave Ware. Archetypes: What are they?. A collectively inherited unconscious idea, pattern of thought, image, etc., universally present in individual psyches. Found in theories of Jungian Psychology

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Developing Character Identity: Associating With Archetypes

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  1. Developing Character Identity:Associating With Archetypes Patrick Morrisroe Seth Coast Dave Ware

  2. Archetypes:What are they? • A collectively inherited unconscious idea, pattern of thought, image, etc., universally present in individual psyches. • Found in theories of Jungian Psychology • Unconscious psyche, Available at anytime to use and connect with

  3. Archetypes • Archetypes are able to overlap each other. • Nearly impossible to use only one at a time. • Archetypes= People Inside Your Head • YOU HAVE A SMALL COMMUNITY IN YOUR BRAIN. • (Yes, you can hear voices inside your head)

  4. Generic Archetypes • Power Selves • Protector, Warrior, Aristocrat, Boss, Judge, Liar, Partier, Victim, Leader, Controller • Assumed Identities that we use in certain situations. • Think back to when you needed to be powerful, this was a main archetype used.

  5. Generic Archetypes • Vulnerable and Child Selves • Vulnerable, magical, silly/playful, lonely, insecure, lover, abandoned, hopeless, sad, victim, shy, rebellious, spontaneous • Many identities that children take on unknowingly.

  6. Generic Archetypes • Parent Selves • Good, negative, critical, controlling, withdrawn, responsible. • Many identities that parents take on with their children. • These identities effect the lives of their children, depending on which role the parent takes on will determine the outcome of the child.

  7. Generic Archetypes • Personal Selves • Pleaser, lover, empathetic, submitter, joker. • This defines who you are deep down

  8. Generic Archetypes • The Pusher Selves • Mega-doing self • Lets go do this, that, do more, do more • Very popular in the United States

  9. Generic Archetypes • The Perfectionist Selves • A very powerful self in all of us • Most popular in the United States • Also ties in with the Pusher self

  10. The Killer- representing power self

  11. The messianic doctor- an archetype of the impersonal self

  12. This shows a part of the vulnerable child self

  13. Bib • http://www.jbactors.com/actingreading/archetypesacting.html

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