| archetype |
According to Carl Jung, archetypes are characters, images, plot patterns, rituals, and settings that are shared by diverse cultures. Jung believed that archetypes are part of humanity's "collective unconscious" and that they appear in literature, myth, folklore, and rituals from a wide range of cultures. They also manifest themselves in the subconscious thoughts and dreams of people. Literary critic Northrop Frye argued that literary archetypes are recurrent images and symbols in literature. ...
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| arche(o)- |
a combining form meaning first, beginning, original, primitive. Written also archae(o)-.
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| archegonium |
the female organ of a cryptogamic plant taking part in the formation of sexually produced spores; cf. antheridium.
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| archencephalon |
the primordial brain, anterior to the end of the notochord, from which the midbrain and the forebrain are developed.
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| archenteric c. |
neurenteric c.
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