Titlebook: Existential-Phenomenological Perspectives in Psychology; Exploring the Breadt Ronald S. Valle,Steen Halling Book 1989 Springer Science+Busi

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Springer Science+Business Media New York 1989

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An Introduction to Existential-Phenomenological Thought in Psychologyis about them as living, sentient beings that can indeed be studied systematically. Our discussion will also begin in this fashion by comparing the foundation which underlies mainstream psychology with that of the existential-phenomenological approach. As you know, psychology, as it is typically pre

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Psychology and the Attitude of Science This is seen, for example, in the act of speaking or writing. When we are trying to say something of which we are not sure, we are hesitant and groping. We look for a way to organize what we want to say, and this organization reflects what we will say and what we will not say. On a deeper level, it

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Phenomenological Research Methods, if followed by researchers, are supposed to lead to valid knowledge. These paths are drawn on maps based on assumptions about the nature of reality and the processes of human understanding. The map developed for Western science during the past three centuries is based on the notion that reality co

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Brain, Body, and World Body Image and the Psychology of the Bodychapter: (a) outlines the history and concepts of the psychology of body image, (b) surveys the evolution of neurological and neuropsychological theories and research on body image, and (c) introduces the phenomenological concepts of the lived body, lived space, and the personal world. We begin with

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An Empirical-Phenomenological Investigation of Being Anxiousor the most part, contemporary living is described in the language of emotion. Television dramas and magazines, even the lyrics of popular music, offer characterizations as well as analyses of various fears, frustrations, guilts, shames, jealousies, and contentments of everyday life. Moreover, popul

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