Volume 9 No 3 (2011)
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Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious of Carl G. Jung in the Light of Quantum Psychology
Adam Adamski
Abstract
Classic psychology cannot cope with an explanation of the nature of archetypes and
the collective unconscious in terms of Carl G. Jung. In explanation of these
phenomena we can use, however, quantum psychology which takes the paradigm of
electronic processes of life that accepts quantum processes occurring in the receptor
cells and tissues. This model goes back to the Quantum Foundations, and believes
that a living system is an electronic device capable of recording information by
electronic means. This allows for explaining the mechanism of archetypes’ action in a
biological system as well as functioning of the collective unconscious. This means
that, thanks to the electronic properties of the biological mass, this system has many
possibilities of recording information about the experiences of individuals and the
environment in which they live, but it has also the ability to record this information
throughout ontogeny, and some of the phenomena within the scope of human
phylogeny.
Keywords
collective unconscious, archetypes, psychology, quantum psychology
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