Before revision: In transactional analysis, metanoia is used to describe the experience of abandoning an old scripted self or false self for a more open one: a process which may be marked by a mixture of intensity, despair, self-surrender, and an encounter with the inner void.Petrushka Clarkson, On Psychotherapy (1993) p. 63-4 See also References Further reading James, William, (1890), The Principles of Psychology (New York) Jung, Carl, (1960), The Structure and Dynamics of the Psyche, CW 8.
After revision: ,In transactional analysis, metanoia is used to describe the experience of abandoning an old scripted self or false self for a more open one: a process which may be marked by a mixture of intensity, despair, self-surrender, and an encounter with the inner void.Petrushka Clarkson, On Psychotherapy (1993) p. 63-4 See also References Further reading James, William, (1890), The Principles of Psychology (New York) Jung, Carl, (1960), The Structure and Dynamics of the Psyche, CW 8.