Your favorite TV character might be more than comic relief. Explore how Jungian archetypes shape behavior, emotion, and identity.

An archetype is a model or pattern. In psychology, archetypes are studied as character types that have existed in fact or fiction over centuries and unconsciously still serve as models for behavior.

Archetypal organizations are characterized by one feature that defines them. Typical organizations find that using only one organizing principle limits their effectiveness. They differ from archetypal ...

Hillary Clinton has major archetypal advantages and faces equally major challenges, similar to ones we all confront in figuring out how to link our strengths with the needs of a time and place. I’m ...

Is the real villain in Frankenstein the scientist who created him, or the people who refused to understand him? Stamp via www.shutterstock.com. “One doesn’t expect Dr Frankenstein to show up in a wool ...

Archetypal analysis has emerged as a robust statistical tool that encapsulates complex data sets by identifying extreme cases – or archetypes – that define the convex boundaries of the data space.

In a new book by biblical scholar Yoram Hazony called The Philosophy of Hebrew Scripture—which I learned about from Jonathan Yudelman’s review—the story of Cain and Abel receives a reading different ...

Conventional analysis methods in weather and climate science (e.g., EOF analysis) exhibit a number of drawbacks including scaling and mixing. These methods focus mostly on the bulk of the probability ...