Carl Jung On The Intuitive Extrovert And Intuitive Introvert. - Carl Jung Depth Psychology

89/ 100Powered by Rank Math SEOTable of ContentsCarl Jung on the Intuitive Extrovert and Intuitive Introvert.Discover more from Carl Jung Depth PsychologyCarl Jung on the Intuitive Extrovert and Intuitive Introvert.Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook GroupEvans Conversations with JungDr. Evans: More specifically, what would be an example of the difference between an intuitive extrovert and an intuitive introvert?Dr. Jung: Well, you have chosen a somewhat difficult case, because one of the most difficult types is the intuitive introvert.The intuitive extrovert you find in all kinds of bankers, gamblers, etc., which is quite understandable.The introvert is more difficult because he has intuitions as to the subjective factor, namely the inner world; and, of course, that is verydifficult to understand because what he sees are most uncommon things, things which he doesn’t like to talk about if he is not a fool.If he did, he would spoil his own game by telling what he sees, because people wo...