Mothers and Daughters: Understanding the Roles

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Of course, not all of us fall into the role of prototypes like people and writers. For example, I am a daughter and a mother. I am also a very special girl and a very special mother, but when I say "mother" people all over the world know my meaning. We all have the meaning of being a mother's image and being a mother. The prototype is a pattern of genetic structure in the unconscious, and may form and image. They are not representative of themselves, they are only those obvious derivatives and can express the image of the prototype. The prototype is the opposite container, therefore it is a hermaphrodite and it can be expressed in a form other than sex or human. Because the prototype is an autonomous mental structural principle, the body and culture affect the content of the prototype image, but that does not affect them. The prototype is not a genetic concept or an image

Everyone who is familiar with Jung's ideas, especially prototypical and collective unconscious knowledge, will understand these prototypes, animals, and mothers of these major women. In collective unconsciousness, their opponents are hostility and father's prototype. According to Jung's theory, it is necessary to understand the female statue of an animal, the unconsciousness of a man, and the unconscious male image of a woman. When I read Jung's idea about Animas and Animas for the first time, I was very uncomfortable with Animus. He said that Animus is an unconscious male corresponding to the female conscious female character and is projected to living men like "tenor, artist, movie star, sports champion" (Jung , 1951, p. 197).