CHAPTER XI

A CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL TYPES 287

Striking contrast between hysteria and dementia præcox--Extroversion and Introversion--Repression--Hysterical transference and repression the mechanism of extroversion--Depreciation of the external world the mechanism of introversion--The nervous temperament pre-exists the illness--Examples of the two types from literature--James's Tough and Tender-minded--Warringer's Sympathy and Abstraction--Schiller's Naïf and Sentimental--Nietzsche's Apollien and Dionysian--Gross's Weakness and Reinforcement of Consecutive Function--Freud and Adler's Causalism and Finality--The fundamental need for further study of the two types.