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animus animosity: a feeling of ill will arousing active hostility
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animus mental intention of a person concluding a transaction with another or acting unilaterally where said actions had certain consequences in law. The term was also used in the Roman law of delict to describe intent.
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animus (Latin) The rational soul, as opposed to anima (the vital or animal soul); though both words were often loosely used by the Romans, much as we use soul and mind. It corresponds with the theosophical kama-manas, and anima with prana-manas.
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animus When used in reference to the field of Analytical Psychology an archetypal, inner image, ordinarily of the opposite sex, the anima in a man and the animus in a woman. It appears in dreams and fantasies and is projected onto individuals of the opposite sex, most frequently in the experience of "failing in love". The Soul-image has a compensatory relationship to the Persona. It functions as a guide to the soul and offers creative possibilities for the individuation process.
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