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From the book From Philosophy to Psychotherapy

https://doi.org/10.3138/9781442675094-016
© 2016 University of Toronto Press, Toronto
From the book
From Philosophy to Psychotherapy
From Philosophy to Psychotherapy

Chapters in this book (20)

Frontmatter
Contents
Tables, Charts, Figures, and Diagrams
Acknowledgments
1.‘Know Thy Philosophical Self’
Part I. Ontology: The Groundwork and Foundation
2. Ontology (Level A): The Question of Reality
3. Ontology (Level B): Our Basic Position or Relation to Reality
Part II. General Epistemology: The Framework and Infrastructure
4. General Epistemology (Level C): The Question of Knowledge in General
5. Validity (Level D): How Do We Validate or Assign Truth-Value to What We Know?
Part III. Field-Specific Epistemology: The Basic Layout and Design
6. Field-Specific Epistemology (Level E): The Nature and Limits of Knowledge within a Specific Field or Discipline
7. Field-Specific Validity (Level F): How Do We Validate What We Know in ‘the Psychotherapy Situation’?
Part IV. Psychology: The ‘Finished’ Living and Working Areas
8. Psychology (Level G), Part One: The General Context of Human Experience
9. Psychology (Level G), Part Two: Psychotherapy and Encounters in the Purple Zone
10. Psychology (Level G), Part Three: The Beams-of-Light-through- Time Model Applied to a Clinical Case, and a New Approach to the Mental Status Examination
11. Psychology (Level G), Part Four: Examining Our Philosophical Differences in the Psychological Field
Philosophy is Unavoidable
Glossary
Notes
References
Index
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