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.
Integrity as psychological wholeness: not mere moral rectitude but the integration of all parts of the personality — including the shadow and inferior function. The eight-function model of psychological types: each of the eight Jungian functions (four functions × two attitudes) occupies a specific archetypal position in the psyche with its own characteristic integrity demands. Shame and integrity: the inferior function is the seat of both deepest vulnerability and deepest potential.
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