Phenomenological Inquiry in Psychology: Existential and Transpersonal Dimensions - Couverture souple
Synopsis
Section I: Commentary: Foundational issues. Introducing Existential-Phenomenological Psychology; R. von Eckartsberg. Existential-Phenomenological Research; R. von Eckartsberg. The Question of Reliability in Interpretive Psychological Research: A Comparison of Three Phenomenologically-Based Protocol Analyses; S.D. Churchill, et al. Human Subjectivity and the Law of the Threshold: Phenomenological and Humanistic Perspectives; B. Jager. Section II: Commentary: Existential Dimensions. Being Angry Revealed as Self-Deceptive Protest: An Empirical Phenomenological Analysis; C.T. Fischer. An Empirical-Phenomenological Investigation of Being Ashamed; D.S. Vallelonga. Latin American Women's Experience of Feeling Able to Move Toward and Accomplish a Meaningful and Challenging Goal; T. Shertock. The Intentionality of Psychodiagnostic Seeing: A Phenomenological Investigation of Clinical Impression Formation; S.D. Churchill. Section III: Commentary: Transpersonal Dimensions. Transpersonal Awareness: Implications for Phenomenological Research; R. Valle. Toward a Phenomenology of Synchronicity; D. Hanson, J. Klimo. The Experience of Being Silent; O. Elite. 8 Additional Chapters. Name Index. Subject Index.
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