Psychological TypesNewcomb Livraria Press, 1924 M01 1 Here in his famous 1921 Psychological Types (Psychologische Typen) Jung elaborates on the differences in fundamental psychological orientations among individuals. According to Jung, these orientations define how individuals perceive the world and make decisions. The core of this theory revolves around two Kantian Antinomies: Attitude and Function types.
This edition contains a new 2023 translation from the original German manuscript with an Afterword by the Translator, a philosophic index of Jung's terminology and a timeline of his life and works. |
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On Schillers ideas on the problem of types | 70 |
The Apollonian and the Dionysian | 140 |
The type problem in the knowledge of human nature | 151 |
The type problem in poetry | 171 |
The type problem in psychiatry | 285 |
The problem of typical attitudes in aesthetics | 301 |
The type problem in modern philosophy | 312 |
The type problem in biography | 336 |
General description of the types | 345 |
Definitions | 432 |
Afterword by the Translator | 522 |
Philosophic Index of Jungian Terms | 580 |
Timeline of Jungs Life and Works | 584 |
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abstract according activity aesthetic analytical psychology Antisthenes appears archetype basic beauty becomes Brahman character characteristic characterized Christian collective unconscious completely concept concrete concretistic consciousness contrast corresponds creative culture differentiated divine effect emotional empathy empiricism energy Epimetheus everything existence experience explain expression external extraversion and introversion extraverted attitude extraverted type fact fantasy feeling formula Freud Gnosticism Goethe hand Hermas human idea identity individual inferior influence inner insofar instinct intellectual intention introverted intuition irrational judgment Jung Jung's lack libido means mental merely mind moral mystical namely nature neurosis Nietzsche nominalist opposites oriented panpsychism perception person philosophical point of view possible Prajapati primitive principle problem Prometheus Protestantism psyche psychic psychological rational reality reason recognize relationship religion religious represents rita says Schiller Schopenhauer secondary function sensation sense sensory sensual soul speak spirit Spitteler's subjective factor symbol Tertullian things thinking thought unconscious contents understand