Phenomenology and psychological science : historical and philosophical perspectives
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Phenomenology and psychological science : historical and philosophical perspectives
（History and philosophy of psychology）
Springer, c2006
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
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Description
Phenomenology and Psychological Science places phenomenology firmly in the context of psychological tradition. Dispelling widely-held misconceptions, the editors and their seven collaborators trace the evolution of phenomenological philosophy (including the work of Sartre and Heidegger) and its parallel impact on psychological science along a variety of paths. This book is important reading for professionals and advanced students concerned with the search for meaning that unites philosophy and psychology.
Table of Contents
1. THE MEETING BETWEEN PSYCHOLOGY AND PHENOMENOLOGY 1 Man Cheung Chung and Peter D Ashworth 2. INTRODUCTION TO THE PLACE OF PHENOMENOLOGICAL THINKING IN THE HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY Peter D Ashworth 3. THE VALUE OF PHENOMENOLOGY FOR PSYCHOLOGY Amedeo Giorgi 4. CAN AN EMPIRICAL PSYCHOLOGY BE DERIVED FROM HUSSERL'S PHILOSOPHY? Barbro Giorgi 5. DID HUSSERL CHANGE HIS MIND? An epistemological analysis that connects Husserl's philosophy with his followers Karin Dahlberg 6. HUSSERL AGAINST HEIDEGGER AGAINST HUSSERL Paul S. MacDonald 7. THE INFLUENCE OF HEIDEGGER ON SARTRE'S EXISTENTIAL PSYCHOANALYSIS Miles Groth 8. MEDARD BOSS' PHENOMENOLOGICALLY-BASED PSYCHOPATHOLOGY Alec Jenner 9. CONTEMPORARY EXISTENTIALIST TENDENCIES IN PSYCHOLOGY Stuart Hanscomb 10. CONCLUSION: PHENOMENOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE Peter D. Ashworth and Man Cheung Chung
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