1st Edition
Conscious Orientation A Study of Personality Types in Relation to Neurosis and Psychosis
By Van Der Hoop, J H
Copyright 1999
364 Pages
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Routledge
364 Pages
by
Routledge
364 Pages
by
Routledge
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PREFACE. PART I PSYCHOLOGY AND THE TYPES OF CONSCIOUS I. JUNG'S PSYCHOLOGICAL TYPES II. INSTINCT AND THE INSTINCTIVE TYPES III. INTUITION AND THE INTUITIVE TYPES IV. THINKING AND THE THINKING-TYPES V. FEELING AND THE FEELING-TYPES VI. COMPLICATIONS VII. THE INTER-RELATION OF THE TYPES PART II PSYCHIATRY AND THE TYPES OF CONSCIOUS ORIENTATION I. TYPE AND COMPLEX IN PSYCHOPATHOLOGY. II. CONSCIOUS ORIENTATION AND NEUROSIS III. CONSCIOUS ORIENTATION AND PSYCHOPATHY IV. CONSCIOUS ORIENTATION AND PSYCHOSIS PART III A PHILOSOPHICAL COMMENTARY I. THE OBJECTIVE BASIS OF PSYCHOLOGY II. THE UNITY AND TRANSCENDENCE OF CONSCIOUSNESS III. THE PERSONAL EQUATION
Biography
J H Van Der Hoop
