Ch. 11: Personality - The 12 Jungian Archetypes

The Innocent

Motto: Free to be you and me

Desire: To get to paradise

Goal: To be happy

Flaw: Too trusting

Everyman

Motto: All are equal

Desire: To be connected

Goal: To belong

Flaw: Cynical

The Hero

Motto: Everything is possible

Desire: Courageous acts

Goal: To improve the world

Flaw: Arrogance

The Caregiver

Motto: Love your neighbor

Desire: To protect and care

Goal: To help others

Flaw: Being exploited

The Explorer

Motto: Don't fence me in

Desire: Exploring the world

Goal: A better life

Flaw: Becoming a misfit

The Rebel

Motto: Breake rules

Desire: Revolution

Goal: To overturn

Flaw: The dark side, crime

The Lover

Motto: You're the only one

Desire: Intimacy

Goal: Being in a relationship

Flaw: Desire to please all

The Creator

Motto: To imagine

Desire: To create

Goal: To realize a vision

Flaw: Perfectionism

The Jester

Motto: You live only once

Desire: To live in the moment

Goal: To have a great time

Flaw: Frivolity, wasting time

The Sage

Motto: Truth will set you free

Desire: To find the truth

Goal: To use intelligence

Flaw: Afraid of action

The Magician

Motto: I make things happen

Desire: To understand

Goal: To realize dreams

Flaw: Becoming manipulative

The Ruler

Motto: Power

Desire: Control

Goal: Create a community

Flaw: Being authoritarian

S

speech

T

thoughts

E

effect on others

A

actions

L

looks

Victorian era

- gender roles

- classism

- respectability

- religion

- edu

napoleonic code

- legal equality (less classism)

- improve property rights

- women under authority

- women depend on men

henrik

- born into wealth

- poor early in career

- move italy

Laura kieler

- took debt to save husband

- committed to insane asylum

marxist

- commodification

- wealth cause change to relationship

- wealth = power

feminist

- patriarchal structure how restrict women

- female agency - autonomy

- critique of marriage