Projection and Personality Development via the Eight-Function Model

Cover
Endorsement
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of figures
List of tables
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations of Jung’s Collected Works
Part I The evolution of psychological type
	Chapter 1 An Eastern philosophy in Western clothing
		The mind as a projection machine
		Types and archetypes
		An invisible bias
		Can greatness and happiness coexist?
		Personality as Tao
		Notes
		References
	Chapter 2 Jung’s feeling crisis
		Going down to go up
		Revaluation of the irrational
		Freud, Spielrein, and the feeling function
		Jung’s trickster reversal
		The antidote for godlikeness
		References
	Chapter 3 The personality of science
		The quest for certainty
		Neutrality and the Eightfold Way
		The empirical objection to Jung’s typology
		A psychology of uncertainty
		Note
		References
	Chapter 4 The purpose of introversion and extraversion
		The extraversion bias
		The illusory solution of ambiversion
		Ambivalence and the archaic
		Note
		References
	Chapter 5 The third dimension of personality type
		A guide to recovering instinct
		The war between the attitudes
		The archetypal complexes
		The relationship to the self and to others
		Accessing the trickster to integrate the personality
		Note
		References
	Chapter 6 Our internal team of rivals: Lincoln’s example
		A developed personality
		Lincoln’s hypothetical type: INTP
		An undeveloped INTP personality
		How Lincoln transformed himself
		Lincoln’s trajectory of development
		Ego development: Functions 1–4
		Introverted thinking (Ti) hero
		Extraverted intuition (Ne) parent
		Introverted sensation (Si) eternal child
		Extraverted feeling (Fe) anima
		Shadow development: Functions 5–8
		Extraverted thinking (Te) opposing personality
		Introverted intuition (Ni) senex
		Extraverted sensation (Se) trickster
		Introverted feeling (Fi) demonic/daimonic
		Notes
		References
Part II Tables
	Using the model for personal development
		How to use the tables
		How to identify your type code
		Three steps to identify type
		Trouble-shooting steps
		How to identify another’s type code
		Genesis of the data in the tables
		Origins of the Function-Archetype Decoder
Biographies
Index