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The Magna Carta presents Carl Jung's empirical discoveries of the different decision-making functions of consciousness. Jung's book on the psychological types is the first and only purely psychological work and theory ever developed on decision-making. Jung analyses and classifies the formation of the empirical material of individuals when actively engaged in decision-making and which is observable in their verbal and written self-representations. The Magna Carta presents Carl Jung's concepts in a narrative format in his own words, accessible to students, the educated layperson who wrestles with self-knowledge, and the specialist.

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""Your book on the Psychological Types is so very informative and interesting, and I've learned such a lot reading through it, really stimulating for further thinking."" Prof. Astrid Berg Child Psychiatrist and Jungian Analyst Emerita Prof / Universities of Cape Town & Stellenbosch / Child & Adolescent Psychiatry

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The authors, Frederik Huysamen, Linda Stroebel and Dr. Elmarie Malek are Jungian scholars who develop explanatory and reference materials on Carl Jung's Analytical Psychology for teaching, learning, and research purposes. Our headquarters is based in Cape Town, South Africa. The authors, Frederik Huysamen, Linda Stroebel and Dr. Elmarie Malek are Jungian scholars who develop explanatory and reference materials on Carl Jung's Analytical Psychology for teaching, learning, and research purposes. Our headquarters is based in Cape Town, South Africa. The authors, Frederik Huysamen, Linda Stroebel and Dr. Elmarie Malek are Jungian scholars who develop explanatory and reference materials on Carl Jung's Analytical Psychology for teaching, learning, and research purposes. Our headquarters is based in Cape Town, South Africa.

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