Introduction

Psychotherapy research and existential-phenomenological psychology

An exploration

Dreyer Krüger

8-32

Phenomenology and "the talking cure"

Research on psychotherapy

Robert Fessler

33-46

Remembering and psychotherapy

Joseph Lyons

47-70

Outline for a dialogal perspective in phenomenological psychoanalysis

Robert Masek

71-82

The psychoanalytic and the commonplace experience of silence

Some phenomenological considerations

Charles Maes

83-89

Phenomenological and traditional views of trust between clients and therapists

Carolyn Gratton

90-104

Existential dimensions of paradoxical strategies in psychotherapy and counseling

Jack Ling

105-121

Seeing a significant other "as if for the first time"

Steen Halling

122-136

Toward a phenomenology of self-esteem

Christopher Mruk

137-149

Theorizing and the elaboration of place

Inquiry into Galileo and Freud

Bernd Jager

153-180

Be-ing... think-ing... thank-ing

Reflections on technology in the spirit of Martin Heidegger

Bernd Jager

181-198

Existential-phenomenology, validity and the trans-personal ground of psychological theorizing

Rolf von Eckartsberg

199-206

The importance of the phenomenological attitude for access to the psychological realm

Amedeo P. Giorgi

209-221

Revolution in psychology

A case study of the new look school of perception

Frederick Wertz

222-243

A phenomenological study of thinking

Christopher Aanstoos

244-256

The history of the graduate program via existential-phenomenological psychology at duquesne University

David L. Smith

259-331

About the contributors