A Dissenting View: Carl Jung

Question 1

Herman Hess

Answer 1

Writer

Wrote Journey to the East

Had psychotherapy with Carl Jung

Question 2

Keirsey-Bates Test for Temperment

Answer 2

Asks many questions to gauge what sort of temperament an individual has. The results of the test are flexible, but overall in life one should take their temperament into consideration

Question 3

Extrovert vs. Introvert

Answer 3

Extrovert = Outgoing, social, US society is mostly this, and talkative.

Introvert = Quiet, doesn’t like large groups, often given a bad wrap for being shy.

Question 4

Sensing vs.Intuitive

Answer 4

Sensing = Realists, percieve world in a factual way, maintain objective view of reality, and are detailed oriented.

Intuitive = Not good with crisis, interested in possibilities of a situation, perceive the world through intuition, and are idealists.

Question 5

Thinking vs. Feeling

Answer 5

Thinking = Impersonal, seek the truth, explain things in a technical way, law, not fond of emotional types, and natural mathematicians.

Feeling = Personal, subjective reasoning, values, heart controlled, tuned into tone of situation, and can feel tension.

Question 6

Judging vs. Perceiving

Answer 6

Judging = Want to know whats going on, hard workers, punctual, early, and planners.

Perceiving = Keeping all possibilities open, procrastination, planning and timely matters aren’t important.

Question 7

Ego

Answer 7

Contains mental functions, plan, attend, rational,

Question 8

Persona

Answer 8

How one deals with other people, develop persona’s throughout life.

Ex) Teacher, husband, student

“mass” archetype of the horizontal. How we deal with and present ourselves to the world.

Question 9

Shadow

Answer 9

Unconsious, controls impulsive actions like flipping someone off or overeating.

Question 10

Psychological Functions and Attitudes

Answer 10

Introvert/Extrovert, Thinking/Feeling, Sensing/Intuitive, Judging/perceiving.

Question 11

The Intuitive Eye

Answer 11

Eye deep in self. Ancient eye. Able to see in a vertical way.

Question 12

Skinner World

Answer 12

Busy, organized, actions reinforced.

Question 13

The Ancient Way

Answer 13

Nature, Silence, and Solitude

Question 14

Carl Jung

Answer 14

Believed facts and science weren’t always the answer. Jung was driven by discovering his unconscious.

Question 15

Mythos and Logos

Answer 15

Two distinctive ways humans evolved knowledge and truth.

Question 16

Mythos

Answer 16

Concerned with timeless in existence, meaningful, not concerned with practical, Looks backwards towards foundations of life, rooted more in unconscious.

Question 17

Logos

Answer 17

Pragmatic, practical, common sense, and truth.

Question 18

Horizontal Dimension of Existence

Answer 18

This is where most people are when they are awake. Zooming from place to place, moving forward, learning, doing homework, taking notes, this is BF Skinners world.

This is the realm of Logos

Question 19

Vertical Dimension of Existence

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Cuts accross horizontal, timeless existence, time stops. Realm of meaning, depth, art, poetry, and magic.

This is the realm of Mythos.

Ex) surfing, dancing, art, making love, singing, etc. bring one into the vertical.

Question 20

The Collective Unconscious

Answer 20

Our minds contain collective wisdom of ancients.

Question 21

Individuation

Answer 21

Always involved integration of specific structures of personality. First two are established in the first quarter of life (Persona and ego)

Question 22

Personality Archetypes

Answer 22

Deep patterns that exist, dry river beds e pour our knowledge into.