Question by Donghee: What is the structure of consciousness ?
If the greatest flaw, it is not conscious of anybody.
Man is the social animal, because he can’t live alone.
Above sentence is nothing more than the small problem.
Man’s mind is compared the Universe. as that, the consciousness of Man is complicated , difficult
profound.. as if the sea of The Space.
why, the heart of Man is one, the system of mind is manifold.
Man is the rational animal, because that, …can aware of oneself.
So, only Man can have self-consciousness.
If Man have no heart, how could Man be…?
Because of Man with heart, he can conscious of himself and imaginable the outside world of mind.
Therefore, Man should listen to the dim inner voice of mind-(self-conscoiusness)
If Man have no Mind,
Little more than things without life..
Best answer:
Answer by JPane
Freud’s theory was that there were three aspects to the human consciousness.
• Id: Primitive, instinctual urges.
• Ego: Rational and organized aspect.
• Superego: Critical, moralistic portion that controls the id.
Carl Jung’s theory involved splitting our psyche into four archetypes:
• Persona: The image we project in order to protect the Self.
• Self: The entirety of the person. Similar to Freud’s Ego.
• Shadow: Similar to Freud’s Id. It’s the characteristics that we repress inside ourselves. Not necessarily bad; a mean person’s Shadow might take the form of, say, an innocent child.
• Anima/Animus: The feminine aspect of a man, or the masculine aspect of a woman.
That’s just to name a few. Many theories describe our consciousness as being a multifaceted entity, and some even describe the human psyche as possessing more than one conscious.
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