American Jungian analyst and philosopher who has developed the relationship between Jungian psychology and complexity theory — arguing that archetypes are better understood as emergent dynamic patterns rather than fixed templates, drawing on chaos theory and evolutionary biology.
Proposes the most scientifically current revision of Jungian archetype theory — archetypes as dynamic attractors that emerge from complex adaptive systems rather than as Platonic forms — making Jungian psychology compatible with evolutionary and systems biology while preserving the clinical and psychological validity of archetypal patterns.
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