Editorial preface

Amedeo P. Giorgi, Richard Knowles, David L. Smith

6-8

Introduction

Normal and mad

William Kraft

7-14

Emergence and amelsis

A brief sketch for an underlying model of 'psycho'-pathology

Edward Callanan

15-31

Phenomenological psychotherapy

A why and a how

David L. Smith

32-48

The inevitability of phenomenology

Aaron Mishara, Johannes Linschoten

49-59

Phenomenology and psychological theory

Amedeo P. Giorgi

60-80

The relationships among level, type, and structure and their importance for social science theorizing

A dialogue with Schütz

Amedeo P. Giorgi

81-92

Lived aspects of natural scientific method

Louis Perrott

97-110

A contribution to the phenomenology of lived-space in early childhood

Ellen Benswanger

111-121

The qualitative method of research in the phenomenology of suspicion

André De Koning

122-134

Empirical phenomenological analyses of being criminally victimized

Constance Fischer, Frederick Wertz

135-158

Alterations in the reality character of perception and the concept of sensation

Paul Richer

159-176

Some implications of Ricoeur's conception of hermeneutics for phenomenological psychology

Peter Titelman

182-192

Eugene O'Neill's understanding of forgiveness

Steen Halling

193-208

Dionysos and the world of passion

Bernd Jager

209-226

The eco-psychology of personal culture building

An existential-hermeneutic approach

Rolf von Eckartsberg

227-244

Phenomenological psychological reflections on the mission of art

Cluándin Ó Cluándin

245-277

About the authors