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    INFJ - The Protectors

    Just for fun: Literary/Artistic Movements and personality types

    I know it's a gross generalization to categorize an entire movement according to personality types. Still, I'm curious. How would you type some of the major literary or artistic movements in history?



    Romantics
    Victorians
    Modernists
    Postmodernists
    The Beats
    Surrealists
    etc. etc.



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    Impressionism - ISFJ
    Cubism - INTP
    Punk - ISTP
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    ENFJ - The Givers

    Transcendentalism: NF but particularly INFX, ISFP
    Humanism : ENFX (ESFJ, and ISFJ?)
    Surrealism: INXP
    Modernist ( Particularly Eliot and Hemingway) : NT
    Romantic: SF
    Rococco: XSFP
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    INTP - The Thinkers

    Classical Music= NT/SF
    Romanticism = IxFP
    Existential Literature = INxJ
    Electronic Music = INTP
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    ENTP - The Visionaries

    Renaissance: NT
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    ENFP - The Inspirers

    Romantics - xNFP, INFJ
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    ENTP - The Visionaries

    Quote Originally Posted by SnnyYellow View Post
    Transcendentalism: NF but particularly INFX, ISFP
    Humanism : ENFX (ESFJ, and ISFJ?)
    Surrealism: INXP
    Modernist ( Particularly Eliot and Hemingway) : NT
    Romantic: SF
    Rococco: XSFP
    Hemingway is the most Sensor any one can be. He's like the sensor that all sensors look to.

    The Beats were NF/NTs. Lots of metaphorical poetry and snobbery. Good stuff.



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    INTP - The Thinkers

    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.Xl Vii View Post
    Hemingway is the most Sensor any one can be. He's like the sensor that all sensors look to.
    Yeah, he is pretty much the poster child for Se.

    The Beats were NF/NTs. Lots of metaphorical poetry and snobbery. Good stuff.
    Yeah, I think NJ's in particular. Of all types INFJ's remind me of Beats the most (though they are also said to be the most literary of all types period).



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    ESTP - The Doers

    Quote Originally Posted by human View Post
    I know it's a gross generalization to categorize an entire movement according to personality types. Still, I'm curious. How would you type some of the major literary or artistic movements in history?

    Romantics
    Victorians
    Modernists
    Postmodernists
    The Beats
    Surrealists
    etc. etc.
    I'm a big Beatnik, so I'll bite. I would say Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac and Neal Cassady, are all Artisans. I would say most of the Beats are Artisans because Artisans live day by day and create art, and the phrase that keeps coming up in my Beat books, "ready to pick up and go somewhere at a moments notice." That's a spontaneous personality. And they were about making themselves appear more mythical than they were. Also authority, Artisans are against authority, and Howl,America, reads as if its saying f-you status quo. The line "I'm obsessed by TIME magazine, I read it every week," comes to mind." And The Beats read as if a on the front lines, getting their works tried for obscenity charges by Judge Horn, so there's a freedom of speech element there. Then there's people like Gary Synder, who I think is more of an Idealist temperament because his whole thing is the environment and Buddhism, so it's making himself a better person. That's an Idealist Temperament trait. I think Abstract Expressionism is more Artisan, while Pop Art, was Idealistic-Artisan, as it's about the can of soup or the fight jet exploding or the American Flag,Warhol, Lichtenstein, and Johns respectfully. Abstract Expressionism is about the Artist. Jackson Pollock is a great artist,but I can't name a piece of his. He even said, for him it's more about the process.




 

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