Someone made a thread on the AP subreddit that I thought was valuable. Here are the contents: Ena – Want to explore what the world has to offer. Dio – Want to fit in and be seen as good or correct. Tria – Want to dream big and achieve those dreams. Tessera – Want to…
I’m going to continue to riff on the parallels between Jungian Typology (JT) and Attitudinal Psyche/Psychosophy (AP/PY). This post won’t make much sense if you have not read the two preceding ones. I am copying the table from Part II for reference: AP Type Ego Block Super-Ego Super-Id Id FVLE Si/Ne Ti/Fe Te/Fi Se/Ni FLVE…
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This post is somewhat of a recapitulation of my last post. Old ground is treaded, but there is new stuff here too. I will probably combine these posts into a single article as my thoughts on this topic are refined. As much as I respect Jungian Typology (JT), I believe that it is made obsolete…
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This post is about Attitudinal Psyche. You can learn more here Preface Allow me to preface with the following points: Introduction The main analogy to understand how Jungian Typology (JT) correlates to Attitudinal Psyche (AP) is that the Confident Position in AP shares similarities with Jung’s concept of Introversion and the Flexible Position with Extraversion….
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Since childhood, I have amused myself by creating or modifying table-top games. Most have remained in my head or in text documents on my PC, but occasionally I put some effort into bringing the concept to the table. For the past two or so years I’ve brainstormed an OSR (“old school revival”) style RPG that…
