Chart 11: James Mark Baldwin
Chart 11: James Mark Baldwin
Baldwin's own five-level scheme (prelogical, quasilogical, logical, extralogical, hyperlogical — see his people page) correlated against his own further breakdowns: logical mode, the "psychic objects" characteristic of each level, the dualism resolved or introduced at each level, and stages of aesthetic, religious, and ethical development.
Transcribed and cross-checked against the source page images
(library/2000-integral-psychology-images/00056.jpg-00057.jpg); draft, not yet
independently verified by a second pass. Presented at Baldwin's own five-level
resolution — the source data doesn't cleanly subdivide further than that, unlike
Chart 1's finer basic-structures spine.
| Baldwin's stage | Psychic objects | Dualism | Aesthetic stages | Religious stages | Ethical levels |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prelogical | Sense, memory | Adualistic, animistic; present vs. persisting | None | Physical | Adual: projective, external, necessity |
| Quasilogical | Fancy, play | Inner vs. outer | Play | — | — |
| Logical | Substantive, content, judged-thought | Mind vs. body; self vs. not self; truth vs. falsity | Spontaneous | Intellectual, ethical-1, ethical-2 | Dualistic: relativistic, instrumental |
| Extralogical | Moral | Good vs. bad | Reflective | — | — |
| Hyperlogical | Aesthetic | Pancalistic (nondual) | — | Aesthetic-religious immediacy | Ethical: ideal, synnomic |
See Also
- James Mark Baldwin — the person page; this chart's five-level scheme is the source for that page's "prelogical…hyperlogical" description
- Chart 1: Wilber Correlations — the finer basic-structures spine Baldwin's five levels roughly correspond to
