5 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
John Beebe's model extending Jung's four cognitive functions to eight positions — each function operating in both extraverted and introverted form, each occupying an archetypal role in the psyche.
John Beebe's most comprehensive presentation of his eight-function archetypal model of psychological types — connecting Jungian typology with archetypal theory.
John Beebe's Jungian account of integrity — arguing that psychological integrity requires integration of the shadow, anima/animus, and the full range of psychological functions.
Jerome Bernstein's account of 'borderland personalities' — people who live with a permeable boundary between the human and natural worlds, experiencing animals and nature with unusual psychic intensity.
Wolfgang Giegerich's account of psychology as the soul's self-expression through logical forms — arguing that analytical psychology must think dialectically rather than symbolically.