The old woman was an archetype of wisdom. Out of her long hair grows wild ideas; her body represents fertility and the gestation of wisdom; her legs are chicken legs, and she carries her house ...

1. Nordic/Aesir Archetype The Nordic/Aesir archetype in Yu-Gi-Oh TCG is heavily inspired by Norse mythology, particularly the Aesir gods. Cards like “Aesir” and “Nordic Relic” showcase ...

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These archetypes are neither good nor bad, but are justly present as a form of energy people feel, experience, and are directed by (Johnson, 1986; Jung, 2014; Stein, 1998).

This week on Crash Course Mythology, we're talking archetypes. Specifically, we're talking about archetypes as they're applied to female deities. Goddesses, man.

These archetypes are neither good nor bad, but are justly present as a form of energy people feel, experience, and are directed by (Johnson, 1986; Jung, 2014; Stein, 1998).