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Mind, Memory, and Archetype Morphic Resonance and the Collective Unconscious - Part I Psychological Perspectives (Spring 1987), 18(1) 9-25 by Rupert Sheldrake ABSTRACT
In this essay, I am going to discuss the concept
of collective memory as a background for understanding Jung's
concept of the collective unconscious. The collective unconscious
only makes sense in the context of some notion of collective memory.
This then takes us into a very wide-ranging examination of the
nature and principle of memory-not just in human beings and not just
in the animal kingdom; not even just in the realm of life-but in the
universe as a whole. Such an encompassing perspective is part of a
very profound paradigm shift that is taking place in science: the
shift from the mechanistic to an evolutionary and wholistic world
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