Personality

Subtitle:
The individuation process in the light of C.G. Jung's typology

Series Title:
The psychology of C.G. Jung; volume 4

Volume / Part:
4

Author:
Meier, C. A. (Carl Alfred) 1905-1995

Translator:
Roscoe, David N.

Place of Publication:
Einsiedeln, Switzerland

Publisher:
Daimon


ISBN / SBN / ISSN:
3856305491

Media Type:
Print (Non-Serial)

Media Sub-type:
Book

LoC Call Number:
BF 173 .J85 M43513 1995 v.4

Accession Number:
082775

Keyword Subject Headings:
Personality--Psychological Aspects
Jung, C.G. (Carl Gustav) 1875-1961
Typology

User Notes:
Paperback; 189 pp. including a bibliography and an index. This is the fourth volume of a 4-volume series by C.A. Meier Volume 1: The unconscious in its empirical manifestations. Volume 2: The meaning and significance of dreams Volume 3: Consciousness Volume 4: Personality: The individuation process in the light of C.G. Jung's typology Contents: Acknowledgments Preface I. The typological schema A. Introduction B. Recapitulation of Jung's typology 1. The four functions 2. The two attitudes The problem of opposites II. Phenomenology of the 4 functions and the 2 attitudes A. The phenomenology of the functions in extroversion 1. Extroverted sensation 2. Extroverted thinking 3. Extroverted feeling 4. Extroverted intuition B. The phenomenology of the functions in introversion 1. Introverted sensation 2. Introverted thinking 3. Introverted feeling 4. Introverted intuition III. The compass IV. Theoretical conclusions V. Figures of the road to individuation VI. Phenomenology of individuation The shadow Persona Anima Animus VII. Objective witnesses VIII. Subjective witnesses IX. The term relationship X. Marriage as the paradigm for relationships Epilogue Bibliography Index