I can identify type through this?

[gigi_xo]

I am taking an art history colloquim on gender & sexuality in Victorian art.

I can tell the N's (all NFs I'm quite certain) from the S's based on their research topic.... or at least I'm fairly certain I can.

I am SO shamelessly generalizing. these were the ones I felt fairly certain I could ascertain either way

NF topics:
My topic: Unrequited love and how it depicts woman in the victorian visual culture


Another NF: The Fallen Woman and her portrayal symbolically through painting

Another NF: Floriography: The language of flowers as metaphors in Victorian paintings


Another NF: Cultural representations in propagandist images. How symbolism and cultural iconography is used to reinforce the british supremecy


nowww for something completely different

S topics:

S-One: How Lines and Design frame Victorian images

S-Two: Specific Victorian cultural values and their accompanying art work

S-3: The Victorian Aesthetic: colors, framing, and stylistic details of the victorian paitning.


does this have any merit?

 

[murkrow]

Nope.

 

[Venom]

I would say a fair amount of people in liberal arts majors are just SJs and SPs who sound more intellectual then they are because its en vogue to be "progressive" and more "intellectual" than "those crazy right wingers" these days...

 

[teslashock]

The OP is really colorful. Does that mean you're actually an ESFP gigi?

 

[gigi_xo]

The OP is really colorful. Does that mean you're actually an ESFP gigi?

my extroverted intuition says yes

 

[KDude]

I would say a fair amount of people in liberal arts majors are just SJs and SPs who sound more intellectual then they are because its en vogue to be "progressive" and more "intellectual" than "those crazy right wingers" these days...

I'm not sure if I've met any SP's who sounded intellectual in that sense. One example I'll use (I have more, but I'm just trying to make a simple point) is an ISFP (I think). We talk about mundane things.. like what she's Tivo'ing. Something like that. Otoh, her work says something else. Her intellectualism is communicated through her work. Art, most of all, is something she just does, not sits around all night and discusses.