Personality types : Jung's model of typology

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Editorial note

Foreword to the first Swiss edition

Forewords to the seventh and eighth Swiss editions

Foreword to the Argentine edition

Introduction

I. Problem of types in the history of classical and medieval thought

Psychology in the classical age : the Gnostics, Tertullian, Origen ; Theological disputes of the ancient church ; Problem of transubstantiation ; Nominalism and realism ; Holy communion controversy between Luther and Zwingli

II. Schiller's ideas on the type problem

Letters on the aesthetic education of man ; Discussion on naive and sentimental poetry

III. Apollinian and the Dionysian

IV. Type problem in human character

General remarks on Jordan's types ; Special description and criticism of Jordan's types

V. Type problem in poetry : Carl Spitteler : Prometheus and Epimetheus

Introductory remarks on Spitteler's typology ; Comparison of Spitteler's with Goethe's Prometheus ; Significance of the uniting symbol ; Relativity of the symbol ; Nature of the uniting symbol in Spitteler

VI. Type problem in psychopathology

VII. Type problem in aesthetics

VIII. Type problem in modern philosophy

William James' types ; Characteristic pairs of opposites in James' types ; General criticism of James' typology

IX. Type problem in Biography ; X. General description of the types

Introduction ; Extroverted type ; Introverted type

XI. Definitions

Epilogue

Four papers on psychological typology