FTP, name this book that distinguishes between "extroverted" and "introverted" forms of the titular thing, a work by Carl Jung.
The second chapter of this book discusses Schiller's ideas upon the "problem" of the titular things, while the fifth chapter deals with the problem in poetry and compares the Prometheus of Carl Spitteler with that of Goethe. Chapter Eight looks at the problem in "modern philosophy" by considering William James's views on such subjects as "rationalism vs. empiricism," and the book's eleventh and final chapter is a series of "definitions" of such terms as "soul-image," "introjection," "libido," and "anima." In the Introduction, the author claims that his practical medical work with nervous patients has led him to posit a basic distinction between individuals. FTP, name this book that distinguishes between "extroverted" and "introverted" forms of the titular thing, a work by Carl Jung.
The second chapter of this book discusses Schiller's ideas upon the "problem" of the titular things, while the fifth chapter deals with the problem in poetry and compares the Prometheus of Carl Spitteler with that of Goethe.
{Psychological Types}, or The Psychology of Individuation