Part I

.  Physics - Biochemistry - Biology - Psychology,
   - some features in common basic mode

.  "Faculties" or basic forms of the brain and psyche

.  Part and Entirety; the 2 roles of a human

.  The "I" - "Ego" - "Self" - "Personality":
   - some suggested definitions

.  The need of counterdirections of the I and the Ego

.  Identity

.  Ego-direction: its emergence and prerequisites

.  Inward-/outward directions in linguistic habits, in visual directions and in syntax

.  How directions of the I and the Ego appear in the 3-dimensional geometry

.  Pain (mental) - Fear - 'Angst' (anguish)

.  The nervous system as the physiological foundation for directions of the psyche.

.  Structure of the Personality following from directions of the I and the Ego

.  Couplings in the mental infrastructure at outward- and inward directions

.  Perpendicular relations - circular speech

.  Degrees in I-/Ego-directions: Identity levels

.  Polarization into I-/Ego-directions

.  Identification - anti-identification

.  Identity theft

.  Interpretations: mix-ups - projections

.  Psychic bonds

.  Ego-direction as incorporating and splitting force
   - expressions of a further 'cultivated' Ego-direction

.  Mental energy

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Part II

.  Two languages in one and the same:

.  Egoism - "I-centric" - "Unselfish" - "Selfish"

.  "Self-feeling" (cf. self-esteem) - Superiority - Strength - Weakness

.  Self-control - self-possession

.  Responsibility

.  Aggression

.  Sensitivity

.  Self-pity

.  Fellow-feeling - Pity

.  Awareness

.  Stupidity

.  Values - Grading scales

.  Meaningful - meaningless. Goal - Meaning

.  Freedom from - to

.  Love - Hate

.  Warmth - Coldness

.  Honesty

.  Invisibility - Visibility

.  Admit - Approve

.  Reality - Unreality
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.  Truth - Lies

.  Good - Evil

.  To accept the Evil

.  Guilt

.  Revenge - Punishment

.  The "evil" of the I

.  Religion

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