In 1919 Jung introduced the term ‘archetype’. The archetype is seen as a purely formal skeletal concept, which is then fleshed out with imagery, ideas, motifs and so on. The archetypal pattern is inherited but the content is variable,...

ARCHETYPES. The English word archetype derives from a Greek word that is prominent in the writings of religious thinkers during the Hellenistic period. In modern times, the term has been used to refer to fundamental structures in the human psyche as...

An archetype is a generic, idealized model of a person, object, or concept from which similar instances are derived, copied, patterned, or emulated. In psychology, an archetype is a model of a person, personality, or behavior. This article is about...

ARCHETYPE IS SHIPPING the 2.0 version of its InterSep image management program for desktop environments, featuring an open database, says Jan Mekvold, director of international sales, allowing for easy integration with other databases. As before, it also off-loads the output of images to...

Abstract The following contribution attempts to develop a charisma model in the context of business organizations, based on a social-cognitive information processing approach in the perception of leadership. It tries to operationalize charisma, departing from prototypical attributes that are inherent in the...

Correspondents from The Wall Street Journal's Beijing bureau who this year won a Pulitzer Prize for reporting have urged Dow Jones to reject a takeover bid by Rupert Murdoch due to concern he will meddle in the paper's China coverage.Correspondent Mei Fong said Tuesday that...

The difference between one suit and another is often as subtle as the placing of a button _ a fact highlighted at the Paris menswear shows on Saturday, where the focus was on precision cut and luxurious fabrics.Hermes, the storied house that started life as...