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An existential criterion of normal and abnormal personality in the works of Carl Jung and Carl Rogers

Erich Fromm's first article I suggested the introduction of a new so-called existential criterion of normal and abnormal personality, which is implicitly present in his work. The position of an abnormal personality in its articles contradicts a conflictual predetermination of life in the form of existential dichotomies and orientations a person toward a predictable, noncomprehensive, and, as a result, onesided way of life that does not include self-determination. Abnormality of personality interpreted as one of the most significant factors in the emergence of various types of psychological disorders and mental disorders affecting psychological stability and mental disorders (u2014, specifically neurosis). I will include this criterion in Viktor Frankl's personality theory in the final essay.

Source link: https://doi.org/10.11621/pir.2016.0205

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