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... introvert instinctively feels the greatest resistance , which , however , is no sort of guarantee against his repeated and unwitting lapse into it . Under no circumstances should this state be confused with the extraversion of an extra ...
... introvert instinctively feels the greatest resistance , which , however , is no sort of guarantee against his repeated and unwitting lapse into it . Under no circumstances should this state be confused with the extraversion of an extra ...
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... introvert . But this quality depends upon the phase which the individual temporarily occupies vis - à - vis the outer world . An introvert in an extraverted phase appears active , while an extravert in an introverted phase appears ...
... introvert . But this quality depends upon the phase which the individual temporarily occupies vis - à - vis the outer world . An introvert in an extraverted phase appears active , while an extravert in an introverted phase appears ...
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... introvert . Why is it not forthcoming ? Let us suppose that Jordan himself is upon the side of the introverts . It would then be intelligible that a description like the one he gives to his opposite type with such pitiless severity ...
... introvert . Why is it not forthcoming ? Let us suppose that Jordan himself is upon the side of the introverts . It would then be intelligible that a description like the one he gives to his opposite type with such pitiless severity ...
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abstract activity actual æsthetic analytical psychology appears archaic Atharvaveda beauty becomes Brahman character Christian collective collective unconscious complete concept concrete conscious attitude corresponds creative dæmons definite differentiated Dionysian divine Eckehart effect element empiricism empiricist enantiodromia energy Epimetheus erotic essential existence experience expression external extraverted attitude fact feeling feeling-into formula Gnosis Gnostic Goethe Hence Hermas human idea impression individual inferior functions influence inner instinct intellectual introverted intuition irrational judgment Jung less libido logical means merely mind moral nature never Nietzsche orientated outer pairs of opposites Pandora passion perception phantasy possesses possible Prajapati present primitive primordial image principle problem Prometheus psyche psychic psychological purely rational reality reason relation religious represented Rita says Schiller secondary function sejunction sensation sense significance Song of Songs soul Spitteler Spitteler's standpoint subjective factor symbol tendency Tertullian thereby things thou thought tion uncon unconscious contents unto woman