From: litewave99@gmail.com   
      
   On Wednesday, May 9, 2018 at 12:17:03 AM UTC+2, a_rod_777 wrote:   
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   > an·i·ma   
   > ˈanəmə/   
   > nounPsychology   
   > noun: anima; plural noun: animas   
   >    
   >     Jung's term for the feminine part of a man's personality.   
   >         the part of the psyche that is directed inward, and is in touch with   
   the subconscious.   
      
   I never realized that the word "anima" has two established meanings: (1) the   
   feminine part of a man's personality, as opposed to "animus", and (2) the part   
   of the psyche that is directed inward or toward the subconscious, as opposed   
   to "persona".   
      
   I knew about the first meaning from Jungian psychology, and while it seemed to   
   me that the "inner self" or soul had a feminine character (softer, less   
   defined, ethereal) I didn't know that "anima" had the second established   
   meaning, thus linking    
   femininity with the inner self.   
      
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