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Psychological Types Quotes

The capacity for directed thinking I call intellect; the capacity for passive or undirected thinking I call intellectual intuition.[Das Vermögen des gerichteten Denken bezeichne ich als Intellekt, das Vermögen des passiven oder nicht gerichteten Denken bezeichne ich als intellektuelle Intuition.]

Source:(Princeton university Press, ed. 1971), Chapter XI. Definitions, Page 481
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Carl Jung (Psychological Types Quotes)
  • Book: Psychological Types
  • Writer: Carl Jung
  • Genre: Psychology
  • Published: 1921
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