Archive:
The Enneagram and the MBTI

First Issue (August-Sept 1998) About This Issue Articles Walter J. Geldart: Why the 'Enneagram of CONSCIOUSNESS'? John Fudjack:Geldart's Fifth Function - an ingenious strategy for reconciling the Enneagram and MBTI Michael Huber: Misidentifying Individuals as Ones - and how this reveals a misunderstanding about the relationship between the Enneagram and the MBTI John Fudjack: On the 'Wyman Theory' - Can a Legitimate and Innovative Therapeutic Use of the Enneagram Lead to a Questionable Theory about the Relationship Between the Enneagram and MBTI? Walter J. Geldart: The Distribution of Reported MBTI Types Across Enneazones, and S-N Blindness John Fudjack and Patricia Dinkelaker:A THIRD Principle Governing the Distribution of MBTI Type Across the Enneagram. Fabio Ciucci:Putting MBTI and Enneagram Types Under Close Empirical Scrutiny (requires a 'java enabled' browser) Art and Personality Type 'Logo' 'Mountain' 'Lake' 'Mary' Letters to the Editor Dialogues Second Issue (October-December 1998) About This Issue Articles Patricia Dinkelaker: Artists and Type - Observations on How Readers Went About Typing Our Artists Roslyn Kopel Gross: Introducing the 'Type Writer' Page - Personality Type and the Written Word Walter Geldart: Introducing the 'Community Forum' Message Board John Fudjack: A Preliminary Report on the FD33 Survey John Fudjack: Do Individuals' Enneagram Scores Tend to Parallel the Distribution Patterns of the MBTI Types to Which They Belong? And if so, What Does This Mean? Walter Geldart: Interpreting Riso-Hudson Enneagram Type Indicator Data With the Enneagram of Consciousness Lenore Thompson & John Fudjack: An Email Dialogue with Lenore Thompson Art and Personality Type 'Sun, Water, Pines' 'Tree' Type Writer - Personality Type and the Written Word Letters to the Editor Dialogues Third Issue (January-February 1999) About This Issue Articles Patricia Dinkelaker and John Fudjack: On 'Typing' Organizations, Theories, and Other Non-human Entities - 'Nested Frames' Versus 'Functional Preference Orders' John Fudjack: The 'Keirsey Stratagem' - What Is It and Can It Help Us to Clarify the Relationship Between the Enneagram and MBTI? Walter Geldart, Book Review: What's New in Type and Temperament Michael Huber: MBTI Correlations With Enneatype-6 AODA Clients In a Clinical Setting in Southeastern Wisconsin John Fudjack: Brief Commentary on Huber's Study Walter Geldart: The Process Enneagram of Consciousness and RHETI Data Pat Wyman & John Fudjack: Correspondence With Pat Wyman about the Enneagram and the MBTI Art and Personality Type Pat Dinkelaker About the Guesses Last Time Index of Art Works New Pieces - 'The Smoker' 'Circle Nude' Roslyn Kopel Gross Type Writer - Personality Type and the Written Word Letters to the Editor Dialogues What's Happening at the Community Forum Fourth Issue (March-June 1999) About This Issue Articles Walter Geldart: An Interview With KATHARINE DOWNING MYERS Michael Huber: "My Name is Bill W., and I'm a Counterphobic Six" John Fudjack: Brainteaser - A Hands-on Enneagram-Construction Puzzle John Fudjack and Patricia Dinkelaker Revisiting the Relationship Between Enneagram and MBTI - A Seven Part Series Introduction - Enneagram is to 'Self' as MBTI is to 'Ego' Enneagram as Mandala Part I - Ego, Self, and Liminocentric Structures Part II - The 'Missing Fourth' and the 'Superfluous Ninth' Part III - Seven and Nine, the Mystical Twins Enneagram as 'Double Mandala' Part I - The I Ching and other 'Divination Machines' Part II - Shri Yantra, Kabbalah, and 'Inner Alchemy' Enneagram as 'Triple Mandala' Part I - Outer, Inner, and Secret Mandala Part II - The 'Third Turning of the Wheel of Teaching' Conclusion To be continued in Issue 5 Book Review: LENORE THOMSON'S new book, An Owner's Manual, A Practical Guide to Understanding Yourself and Others Through Typology Pat Wyman & John Fudjack: Correspondence With Pat Wyman about the Enneagram and the MBTI Roslyn Kopel Gross Type Writer - Personality Type and the Written Word Art and Personality Type Letters to the Editor Dialogues What's Happening at the Community Forum Fifth Issue (July-Sept 1999) About This Issue Articles Walter Geldart: An Interview With Riso and Hudson John Gonsowski: The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator - Mapping to Circumplex and Five-Factor Models John Fudjack and Patricia Dinkelaker Revisiting the Relationship Between Enneagram and MBTI - A Seven Part Series Interlude The 'Self' as Hyperbody - Nested Realities and the 'Fourth Dimension' How Many Facets Can a Non-Existent Jewel Have? - Three Path-of-Realization Tales Picking Ourselves Up By Our Bootstraps - Non-linear Nesting Orders in Myth and Ritual Hyperbody Taking (Hyper)Action in Lucid Dreams - the 'Enneagram of Paradigm Shifting' and the 'Enneagram of Self and Ego' Hyperbody Roslyn Kopel Gross Type Writer - Personality Type and the Written Word Art and Personality Type Letters to the Editor Dialogues What's Happening at the Community Forum Sixth Issue (Oct 1999 - Feb 2000) About This Issue Articles Patricia Dinkelaker and John Fudjack: The Nine Enneagram Types, From a 'Path of Realization' Perspective, (Conclusion to Mandala Series) John Fudjack: A Conversation with Physicist Brian Greene The Structure of Consciousness - Liminocentricity, Enantiodromia, and Personality Taking the Mandala Literally - The 'Couette System' in Chaos Science, the Mandala, and the Enneagram Walter Geldart: Management Challenges for the 21st Century, a Review of Drucker James Reynierse and John Gonsowski: Excerpts from an Email Discussion on the Symmetry of Type Roslyn Kopel Gross Type Writer - Personality Type and the Written Word Art and Personality Type New Pieces 'A Collection' 'Warhol's Colors' Letters to the Editor Dialogues Seventh Issue (August 2000 - April 2001) About This Issue Articles John Fudjack and Patricia Dinkelaker: 1. What We Mean When We Speak of the 'inFp', etc - A Critique of the J/P Designation in the MBTI 2. About Face - Art and Personality Intro - Three Approaches Part 1 - Typing Individuals Part 2 - Schools of Art Part 3 - Art as Integration 3. About Face Again - Part 1 - Why The Butt-head Is So Prominent In 'Modern' Art Part 2 - Picasso, Quintessential Backasswardist Part 3 - Picasso's Open Secret John Fudjack: Escher's Liminocentric Eye Losing Face - A 3-D Puzzle Roslyn Kopel Gross Typing Jane Austen and Charlotte Bronte Art and Personality Type Letters to the Editor Dialogues Missing Eighth Issue - additional articles posted after 2000 John Fudjack and Patricia Dinkelaker (posted 2000-2001): The 5 Levels of the 4 Jungian Functions - an Introduction The 5 Levels of the Feeling Function: A Brief Phenomenological Description The Feeling Function: Level One The Feeling Function: Level Two The Feeling Function: Level Three John Gonsowski: Personality, Physics and Spirituality: A Common Geometry posted 12/24/2001 Roger Clough: Ouroborus: Story Composition and Analysis Using Feng Shui and the Enneagram posted 1/28/2002 Michael G. Huber: Counterphobia - Hunting Good Will posted 7/04/2002