Quote Originally Posted by Heretic 007 View Post
It clears up lots of things about DCNH. Overall seems good but it has some confusing editing errors. If it gets second edition then it should include more in depth Model G.

I think this is the best printed source in socionics outside of Russian sphere.
I agree, many of the observations in the early parts of the book are interesting and gives us a new framework for analysis of individual behavior vs sociotype. I do think his work require some mechanical explanation of all hypothetical constructions, a narrative to tie the story of the socionic mind together, I wish for a Freudian psychoanalytic reading of the material as well.

I see this as largely a Jungian interpretation of socionics, which is complementary to Freudian but is not focus on the same topics.