By Tyra and James Arraj. 151pp, paper, $1 1.95 . Printed copies are available.. Copyright 1988 Tyra Arraj and James Arraj. ISBN: 0-914073-16-8 To C.G. Jung TRACKING THE ELUSIVE HUMAN puts you on the trail that leads to the discovery of your own type and its development. Here is a compassionate and tolerant view of what makes people different that will serve you well both at home and on the job. It describes C.G. Jung's psychological types, and the body and temperament types of William Sheldon, and these descriptions are interwoven with an actual account of what it's like to go on the inner journey of individuation by way of typology. The work of these pioneering psychologists is seen in its true light as a practical way of dealing with daily life. TRACKING THE ELUSIVE HUMAN goes on to show how types play a role in falling in love, marriage, and the bringing up of children, and it puts special emphasis on the crucial role that our fourth, or least developed function, plays in our overall growth. It is enlivened with line drawings, cartoons and self-discovery quizzes. Reviews "Discussions of Jung's psychology are often bogged down in theoretical interpretations: the beauty of this volume is in its practical applications to daily life... The paths of self-discovery create refreshingly sharp portraits of mind/body types and relationships, leading the reader on a gentle path of realization and growth. Tracking takes Jung's concepts and Sheldon's work, combines the two, and leads non-psychologically trained readers past the maze of jargon and analysis and on the road to practical self-discovery." The Midwest Book Review Reviews of the first version of Tracking the Elusive Human called A Tool for Understanding Human Differences: "This book offers a compassionate view of differences among human beings. The authors have combined methods devised by William Sheldon (1898-1977), an American physician and psychologist, for correlating body types and personality with C.G. Jung's (1875-1961) system of classifying psychological types. Although this might sound like a discourse for post-graduate study, it is written in a light, readable style, and contains many humorous drawings." Wholistic Living News "The authors give parallel expositions of William Sheldon's theory of body types and of Jung's theory of psychological types with the aim of illustrating how the two models complement and illuminate each other. They hope thereby to promote on the one hand individual psychic growth and, on the other, interpersonal understanding and tolerance of differences. They show a sound appreciation of Jung's typology, especially its value in enabling a person to discover his inferior function or functions, an essential step in the individuation process." Journal of Analytical Psychology PART I: TRACKING 1 C.G. JUNG'S PSYCHOLOGICAL TYPES

What is a Type?

Who was C.G. Jung?

The Basic Elements

Introversion - Extraversion Quiz

Thinking - Feeling Quiz

Intuition - Sensation Quiz

A Capsule Summary of the Eight Types

The Extraverted Sensation Type

The Extraverted Intuition Type

The Extraverted Feeling Type

The Extraverted Thinking Type

Introversion

The Introverted Sensation Type

The Introverted Intuition Type

The Introverted Feeling Type

The Introverted Thinking Type

What Is Your Psychological Type? 2 TYPE DEVELOPMENT

Types Together

Types and Tolerance

Types and Stereotypes

Projection and Prejudice

Types and Environment

Parents

Types and Children 3 MARRIAGE AND THE FOURTH FUNCTION

The Fourth Function

Marriage and the Fourth Function

Living with the Fourth Function

Books for Further Study 4 WILLIAM SHELDON'S BODY AND TEMPERAMENT TYPES

Who was William Sheldon?

The Basic Components of Physique

The Extreme Endomorph - Roundness

The Extreme Mesomorph - Muscles

The Extreme Ectomorph - Linear

Body Type Recognition

Sheldon's Temperament Types

The Extreme Endotonic - Friendliness

The Extreme Mesotonic - Action

The Extreme Ectotonic - Reflection

Temperament Quiz

Seeing Body and Temperament Tracks

Mesomorphic America

Body and Temperament Type Development

Books for Further Study 5 TWO TRACKS IN ONE

The Psychological Type of the Endotonic

The Psychological Type of the Male Mesotonic

The Introverted Intuition Type, the Extraverted Thinking Type and the Extraverted Sensation Type The Introverted Sensation Type

The Body Type

The Temperament Type



The Extraverted Intuition Type

The Body Type

The Temperament Type



The Extraverted Feeling Type

The Body Type

The Temperament Type



The Introverted Thinking and Introverted Feeling Types

The Body Type

The Temperament Type Complete Type Tracking PART II: TALKING ABOUT TYPES BIBLIOGRAPHY