ARCHETYPE - PARADIGM AND CULTURAL

Paradoxically, precisely in a world in which original structures are considered to be historically outdated, just 'fragments' of human history which the peoples themselves desire to transcend, the quest for identity is sought after without being reduced to this aspect in an absolutist way....

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Published inAcademica Science Journal. Psychologica Series no. 1; p. 91
Main Authors Florea, Calin-Valentin, David, Doina-Marinela
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Targu Mures Dimitrie Cantemir University of Targu Mures 01.01.2012
Subjects
Cultural values
Religion
Soul
Spirituality
Traditions
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Summary:Paradoxically, precisely in a world in which original structures are considered to be historically outdated, just 'fragments' of human history which the peoples themselves desire to transcend, the quest for identity is sought after without being reduced to this aspect in an absolutist way. Reality confirms the fact that national identity can and must be sought for within its matrix and archetype, without being accused of situating ourselves at the periphery of history. The European peoples' culture is a borderline one, in this vast cultural space that we are part of. The approach to our cultural specificity must not express and signify a closure within our spiritual inside, but our natural opening to new spaces or to the same geocultural spaces seen as bridges between different traditions and cultures, situated under the incidence of the same historical time. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
ISSN:2285-8083
2285-8849