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The aim of this paper is to apply some recent results from the philosophy of action in the theory of narrative. The intuitive idea is that narrative discourse may be conceived of as a form of natura
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PAUL RICOEUR has been the dean of the faculty of letters and human sciences at the University of Paris X (Nantcrrc) for many years and is currently the John Nu-veen Professor Emeritus in the Divinity
Thomas Kuhn and Michel Foucault have explored the role played by epistemological paradigms in shaping and limiting how the world is understood and what can count as true at different times. Kuhn too
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The author argues that contemporary social theories cannot simultaneously accommodate the diachronic and synchronic dimensions of time within their frameworks, because they reduce the complexities
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In the last chapter we saw how. the new tradition attacked one of the stumbling blocks of the British associationists-the problem of elements, the atomistic conception of complex thinking being made
Although the birthdate of an experimental psychology can be argued, Wilhelm Wundts assumption of paternity cannot. It was Wundt in 1874 who marked out the "new domain of science" and who made the br
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There is a name which stands out in contrast to all that is secret, suspect, confusing, bookish and enslaving: Krishnamurti. Here is one man of our time who may be said to be a master of reality. He
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When I began to study the rules, duties, and prohibitions of sexuality, the interdictions and restrictions associated with it, I was concerned not simply with the acts that were permitted and forbidd
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Charles D. Spielberger is Distinguished Research Professor of Psychology and Director of the Center for Research in Behavioral Medicine and Health Psychology at the University of South Florida. Autho
During psychotherapy, patients describe their experiences in the form of storytelling. Our goal here is to define the criteria that will allow a therapist to distinguish an effective narrative from
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I wrote this book during the 1960s and it was published in 1969. It is a source of immense satisfaction to have this opportunity to write a new Preface for the 32nd anniversary edition. Although I ha
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SECTION INTRODUCTION Applications of Maharishi Vedic Science to Developmental Psychology Victoria K. Alexander Maharishi University of Management
SOME TIME DURING THE PERIOD AROUND 200 BC, a famous general named Hannibal, who fought for the North African empire of Carthage, launched a ferocious attack on the Roman army in the African desert
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