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Duquesne Studies in Phenomenological Psychology
Vol. 3
Amedeo Peter Giorgi, Richard Knowles, David L Smith (ed)
vi-viii
Editorial preface
Giorgi Amedeo Peter, Smith David L, Knowles Richard
ix-xi
3-94
7-14
Normal and mad
Kraft William
15-31
Emergence and amelsis
Callanan Edward
32-48
Phenomenological psychotherapy
Smith David L
49-59
The inevitability of phenomenology
Linschoten Johannes, Mishara Aaron
60-80
Phenomenology and psychological theory
Giorgi Amedeo Peter
81-92
The relationships among level, type, and structure and their importance for social science theorizing
Giorgi Amedeo Peter
95-178
97-110
Lived aspects of natural scientific method
Perrott Louis
111-121
122-134
135-158
Empirical phenomenological analyses of being criminally victimized
Fischer Constance, Wertz Frederick
159-176
179-277
182-192
Some implications of Ricoeur's conception of hermeneutics for phenomenological psychology
Titelman Peter
193-208
Eugene O'Neill's understanding of forgiveness
Halling Steen
209-226
Dionysos and the world of passion
Jager Bernd
227-244
The eco-psychology of personal culture building
Rolf von Eckartsberg
245-277
Phenomenological psychological reflections on the mission of art
Ó Cluándin Tomás Proinsias
278-281
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