Core Typology

[Black Rose]

Jungian Judgment, Thinking and Feeling
the how (T) and the why (F)
logic and attachment

Jungian Perception, Sensing and Intuition
what is (S) and what could be (N)
identity and causality

Jungian Functions

Si - (this is what I am, they are, this and that is)
Se - (I am everything, a unified whole)
Ni - (what will happen and when)
Ne - (what could happen under the right conditions)
Ti - (mental constructs, internally ordered systems)
Te - (goal objective criteria, step by step plan)
Fi - (narrow engagement, guarded intensity)
Fe - (broad engagement, open expressiveness)

INTP

Ti - (mental constructs, internally ordered systems)
Ne - (what could happen under the right conditions)
Si - (this is what I am, they are, this and that is)
Fe - (broad engagement, open expressiveness)

 

[EyeSeeCold]

The Si one isn't as clear to me as the others but the rest I can understand. Do you agree with Beebe's 8 function model (trickster, demon, witch etc) ? We can ask whether INTPs are receptive to expressiveness / engagement, or if due to natural opposition to Fe whether they're critical of it. Maybe it's a matter of self-development?

Also I think it would be cool if we could have a 'bible' thread where everyone describes their views of the functions.

 

[A_Scanner_Darkly]

this is pretty sharp, as far as rudiments.

i have always found it futile to attempt to sum up the functions in just a few words, though, as apt as the boiled-down descriptions may be. they are just too multi-faceted and encompass too wide an array of phenomena to do them justice that way.

 

[Black Rose]

The Si one isn't as clear to me as the others but the rest I can understand. Do you agree with Beebe's 8 function model (trickster, demon, witch etc) ? We can ask whether INTPs are receptive to expressiveness / engagement, or if due to natural opposition to Fe whether they're critical of it. Maybe it's a matter of self-development?

Also I think it would be cool if we could have a 'bible' thread where everyone describes their views of the functions.

I don't know much about Beebe's model. I will look into it.

On Si,

Over six months ago I was told that I had Ni and Si confused. The best way I can describe Si is with a comic book charator. Remember that S is about identity, Se is a generalized identity (everything outside is clear and vibrant (ISFP's are artists, draw good)) where Si is more specific. Bruce Wayne is "The Batman".

https://youtu.be/26xxQcGDjxY