Person Theory: Toward a New Developmental Paradigm for the Origin, Nature, and Disorder of the Mind

Person Theory is a major new contribution to theoretical and clinical psychoanalysis, psychodevelopment, psychophysics, and psychohistory. It defines the formative, mature, and advanced phases of ethnic, cultural, and benevolent unconscious personal motivational development tracks. It describes the diagnosis and treatment of psychodynamic disorders of unconscious aggression that hold back motivational development in the formative phases of the Work/school, Relational, and Psychosexual tracks, and the DSM-5 psychiatric disorders they trigger and maintain. It defines unconsciousness and consciousness as basic matter waves thatCwith energy, substance, time, qualia, gravity, and lightCgenerated both the pre-life and life stages of the universe, culminating in the mind metamorphosis of homo sapiens into the unconscious motivational development track person. It defines the specific personal motivational development track phases that emerged collectively to generate the stages of civilization. This book has been a life project for the author, Augustus F. Kinzel, and represents the culmination of over 35 years as a practicing psychiatrist and psychoanalyst.