An introduction to existential-phenomenological thought in psychology

Mark King, Steen Halling, Ronald Valle

3-16

Psychology and the attitude of science

Robert Romanyshyn, Brian Whalen

17-39

Phenomenological research methods

Donald Polkinghorne

41-60

Brain, body, and world body image and the psychology of the body

Donald Moss

63-82

Approaches to perception in phenomenological psychology

the alienation and recovery of perception in modern culture

Frederick Wertz

83-97

Learning and memory from the perspective of phenomenological psychology

Amedeo P. Giorgi

99-112

A phenomenological approach to child development

Marc Briod

115-126

An empirical-phenomenological investigation of being anxious

William Fischer

127-136

The social psychology of person perception and the experience of valued relationships

Rolf von Eckartsberg

137-154

Personality and assessment

Constance Fischer

157-178

Demystifying psychopathology understanding disturbed persons

Steen Halling, Judy Dearborn Nill

179-192

Psychotherapy and human experience

Donald Moss

193-213

Transformation of the passions psychoanalytic and phenomenological perspectives

Bernd Jager

217-231

The psychology of forgiving another

Jan O. Rowe, Steen Halling, Emily Davies, Michael Leifer

233-244

Aesthetic consciousness

Donald Moncrieff

245-254

The emergence of transpersonal psychology

Ronald Valle

257-268

Basic postulates for a transpersonal psychotherapy

Bryan Wittine

269-287

Transpersonal psychology promise and prospects

Robert Frager

289-309

The imagery in movement method

Susan Schneier

311-327

States of consciousness and transpersonal psychology

Ralph Metzner

329-338