Personality Theories Outline Part Four

BINSWANGER

• Existential psychology
• Phenomenological method
• Phenomena
• Intentionality
• Bracketing
• Intersubjectivity
• Existence precedes essence
• Freedom
• Dasein
• Care
• Thrownness
• Fallenness
• Understanding
• Project
• Anxiety (dread, angst)
• Nothingness
• Guilt (debt, regret)
• Death
• Being-towards-death
• Authenticity
• Inauthenticity
• Conventionality
• Neurosis
• Themes
• Existential analysis
• World-view (world-design, Lebenswelt)
• Umwelt
• Mitwelt
• Eigenwelt
• Time and space
• Modes
• Singular
• Plural
• Dual
• Anonymous
• Metaphors
• Therapy
• Encounter
• Autonomy

• Illumination
• Gelassenheit ("letting go")
• Existentials
• Space and time (see above)
• Mood (attunement)
• Dreams (as illumination)

FRANKL

• Logotherapy
• Will to meaning
• Conscience
• Existential vacuum
• Anticipatory anxiety
• Hyperintention
• Hyperreflection
• The abyss experience
• Psychopathology
• Anxiety neurosis
• Obsessive-compulsive disorder
• Depression
• Finding meaning
• Experiential values
• Creative values
• Attitudinal values
• Suffering
• Transcendence
• Suprameaning
• Therapy
• Paradoxical intention
• Dereflection
• Self-transcendence

• Destiny
• Courage
• Anxiety
• Developmental types
• Innocence
• Rebellion
• Ordinary
• Creative
• The daimonic
• Daimons
• Daimonic possession
• Eros
• Will
• Wishes
• Personality types
  
• Neo-Puritan
• Infantile
• Myths

• Siddhartha Gautama (Buddha)
• Structure of the mind
• The five skandhas
• the body
• sensations and feelings
• perceptions and thoughts
• mental acts (will, attention...)
• basic consciousness
• The six fields ("senses")
  
• The four noble truths
• 1.  Life is (full of) suffering
• Suffering
• Impermanence
• Anatman
• 2.  Suffering is caused by attachment
• Attachment
• Hatred or avoidance
• Ignorance
• 3.  Suffering can be extinguished
• Nirvana ("blowing out")
  
• 4.  There is a way
• Dharma
• Eightfold path
• Wisdom
• 1.  Right view
• 2.  Right aspiration
• Moral precepts
  
• 3.  Right speech
• 4.  Right action
• 5.  Right livelihood
• Karma
• Meditation
• 6.  Right effort
• 7.  Right mindfulness
• 8.  Right concentration
• Bodhisattvas
• Brahma vihara
• Loving kindness
• Compassion
• Sympathetic joy
• Equanimity
• Emptiness (sunyata)
• Non-dualistic perception and thought
• Koans