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Definition of anima in English: animanoun ˈanɪməˈænəmə Psychoanalysis 1(in Jungian psychology) the feminine part of a man's personality. 〔心理分析〕（荣格用语）（男人人格的）女性意向。常与ANIMUS （义项3）相对 Often contrasted with animus (sense 3) Example sentencesExamples - His eyes are blinded by his need to deny the anima within, and he shall suffer as those he seeks to control and capture!
- Although attempts have been made to portray the closing soliloquy of Molly Bloom as the secret life of Nora Barnacle, it is really a coda to the completed book, and in most respects a glimpse into the anima of James Joyce.
- According to Jung, one must get in touch with the Shadow and Anima/Animus before one can truly get in touch with the Self.
- The Polarity model tends to get explained in terms of Yin / Yang, Shiva-Shakti or Jung's concept of anima / animus.
- Should art - high or low - only inspire the animus, not the anima?
- The animus corresponds to the paternal Logos just as the anima corresponds to the maternal Eros.
- When the male ego feels under threat from the anima, Jung postulates, it may project the attacking motive onto an external woman or women.
- It allows my animus and anima to express themselves in unison.
- So lets put Jungs psychology to the test and see what he had to say about the anima, or men and their feelings.
- Jung identified the anima as being the unconscious feminine component of men.
- Elaine would be his anima, the feminine version or aspect of him.
- Jung developed his theory of the personal animus and anima - male and female aspects of the psyche.
- The anima represents the female nature of consciousness, the female aspect of life, while the animus is the term given to represent the male aspect of life.
- Jung said that the animus is more likely to be personified by multiple male figures, while the anima is frequently a single female.
- Jung named all the feminine content of a man's soul the anima, experienced as emotion, disposition, and mood.
- Have you considered that they may be pointing to your anima or feminine side?
- The anima is the Jungian concept of the female image within the male, which acts as a mediating force between the ego and the unconscious.
- Our conventional wisdom says a man who kills an anima figure is surely doomed.
- From H. Rider Haggard's novel She, Jung found an embodiment of the anima.
- Jung postulates that each individual has both masculine and feminine components of the psyche. For a male the feminine component is the anima, and for a female it is the animus.
- He also identified the anima (an archetype of female wisdom) and the animus (the embodiment of masculine qualities).
2The part of the psyche which is directed inwards, in touch with the subconscious. 灵气。常与PERSONA 相对 persona and anima switch roles and merge in slow, smooth ways Often contrasted with persona Example sentencesExamples - The anima imprints the persona. As such, over time, examination of the persona may allow insight into the anima.
- Jyeshta has no worshippers in the world because the world worships only persona or appearance and glamour - and not anima or inner soul.
- The anima represents the female traits that a man's persona lacks.
- He creates a new persona. This new persona allows him to realize his anima traits.
- Jung called the persona the "outward face" of the psyche because it is that face which the world sees. The "inward face" he called the anima in males and the animus in females.
Synonyms soul, spirit, self, inner self, innermost self, ego, inner ego, true being, essential nature, life force, vital force, inner man, inner woman, persona, identity, personality, individuality, make-up, subconscious, mind, intellect
Origin1920s: from Latin, 'mind, soul'. Definition of anima in US English: animanounˈænəməˈanəmə Psychology 1Jung's term for the feminine part of a man's personality. 〔心理分析〕（荣格用语）（男人人格的）女性意向。常与ANIMUS （义项3）相对 Often contrasted with animus (sense 3) Example sentencesExamples - When the male ego feels under threat from the anima, Jung postulates, it may project the attacking motive onto an external woman or women.
- Have you considered that they may be pointing to your anima or feminine side?
- According to Jung, one must get in touch with the Shadow and Anima/Animus before one can truly get in touch with the Self.
- Jung developed his theory of the personal animus and anima - male and female aspects of the psyche.
- It allows my animus and anima to express themselves in unison.
- The anima is the Jungian concept of the female image within the male, which acts as a mediating force between the ego and the unconscious.
- So lets put Jungs psychology to the test and see what he had to say about the anima, or men and their feelings.
- Jung said that the animus is more likely to be personified by multiple male figures, while the anima is frequently a single female.
- Should art - high or low - only inspire the animus, not the anima?
- Jung postulates that each individual has both masculine and feminine components of the psyche. For a male the feminine component is the anima, and for a female it is the animus.
- Elaine would be his anima, the feminine version or aspect of him.
- He also identified the anima (an archetype of female wisdom) and the animus (the embodiment of masculine qualities).
- From H. Rider Haggard's novel She, Jung found an embodiment of the anima.
- His eyes are blinded by his need to deny the anima within, and he shall suffer as those he seeks to control and capture!
- The anima represents the female nature of consciousness, the female aspect of life, while the animus is the term given to represent the male aspect of life.
- The animus corresponds to the paternal Logos just as the anima corresponds to the maternal Eros.
- Although attempts have been made to portray the closing soliloquy of Molly Bloom as the secret life of Nora Barnacle, it is really a coda to the completed book, and in most respects a glimpse into the anima of James Joyce.
- Our conventional wisdom says a man who kills an anima figure is surely doomed.
- Jung named all the feminine content of a man's soul the anima, experienced as emotion, disposition, and mood.
- Jung identified the anima as being the unconscious feminine component of men.
- The Polarity model tends to get explained in terms of Yin / Yang, Shiva-Shakti or Jung's concept of anima / animus.
- 1.1 The part of the psyche that is directed inward, and is in touch with the subconscious.
灵气。常与PERSONA 相对 Often contrasted with persona Example sentencesExamples - Jyeshta has no worshippers in the world because the world worships only persona or appearance and glamour - and not anima or inner soul.
- He creates a new persona. This new persona allows him to realize his anima traits.
- The anima represents the female traits that a man's persona lacks.
- Jung called the persona the "outward face" of the psyche because it is that face which the world sees. The "inward face" he called the anima in males and the animus in females.
- The anima imprints the persona. As such, over time, examination of the persona may allow insight into the anima.
Synonyms soul, spirit, self, inner self, innermost self, ego, inner ego, true being, essential nature, life force, vital force, inner man, inner woman, persona, identity, personality, individuality, make-up, subconscious, mind, intellect
Origin1920s: from Latin, ‘mind, soul’. |