Duquesne Studies in Phenomenological Psychology

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1975

304, xii Pages

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Duquesne Studies in Phenomenological Psychology

Vol. 2

Edited by

Amedeo Peter Giorgi, Constance Fischer, Edward L Murray

Publication details

Full citation:

Giorgi, A.P. , Fischer, C. , Murray, E.L. (eds) (1975). Duquesne Studies in Phenomenological Psychology 2.

Table of Contents

Preface

Giorgi Amedeo Peter, Fischer Constance, Murray Edward L

v-vi

Introduction

x-xi

Phenomenology, science and psychology

1-139

The attitude of science and the crisis of psychology

Romanyshyn Robert

6-18

Technology in psychology and science

Colaizzi Paul Francis

19-37

Skinner and Sartre

Kvale Steiner, Grenness Carl Erik

38-59

Freud's metapsychology

Smith David L

60-71

Convergence and divergence of qualitative and quantitative methods in psychology

Giorgi Amedeo Peter

72-79

An application of phenomenological method in psychology

Giorgi Amedeo Peter

82-103

Body-subject and dialogue of perspectives in the perception of letters traced on the head

Ó Cluándin Tomás Proinsias

104-129

Crohn's disease

Spilman Susan

130-139

Phenomenological rethinking of traditional topics

141-232

Intelligence contra IQ

Fischer Constance

143-154

The eco-psychology of motivational theory and research

Rolf von Eckartsberg

155-181

The outlaw relationship

Alapack Richard

182-205

The implications of Emanuel Levinas' Totality and infinity for therapy

Halling Steen

206-223

Aesthetics and the African bushman

Moncrieff Donald

224-232

Exploration within the phenomenological attitude

233-300

Theorizing, journeying, dwelling

Jager Bernd

235-260

The everyday struggle for the leisurely attitude

Buckley Frank

261-272

Hermeneutical reading

Sardello Robert

273-280

The phenomenon of the metaphor

Murray Edward L

281-300

About the authors

301-304

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