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ISSUE:    Historical, Philosophical, Political and Law Sciences, Culturology and Study of Art. Theory & Practice. 2014. Issue 2-1
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POTESTAS ARCHETYPES OF ROMAN AND GERMANIC MYTHOLOGY: FORMATION OF CULTURAL-HISTORICAL PRECONDITIONS FOR POWER REPRESENTATION IN EARLY MEDIEVAL SOCIETY

Sergei Viktorovich Sannikov
Siberian Institute of International Relations and Regional Studies
Submitted: January 21, 2014
Abstract. On the basis of the written monuments analysis of the late antiquity epoch and early Middle Ages, containing the description of rulers’ mythological figures, the author singles out potestas-mythological images conditionally characterized as guide, wise man, righteous man, defender, hero, and victim. These figures are compared with collective unconscious archetypes revealed by C. G. Jung, such as Animus, Father, Identity, Shadow and so on. The conducted analysis allows stating the determinative significance of these archetypes for the formation of the power image of the considered period.
Key words and phrases:
мифология
архетип
образ власти
культура раннего Средневековья
mythology
archetype
power image
culture of early Middle Ages
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