A critical study of phenomenology: with special reference to modern developments in psychology

Kolkata: The Asiatic Society (2023)
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Chapter I. Phenomenology and psychology -- chapter II. The phenomenological concept of consciousness-the concept of interntionality and its relevance for psychology -- chapter III. Behaviourism and phenomenology -- chapter IV. Phenomenology and Gestalt psychology -- chapter V. Sartre's constribution to phenomenological psychology -- chapter VI. Max Scheler on the nature of sympathy -- chapter VII. Merleau-Ponty's phenomenological psychology -- chapter VIII. A concluding assessment of phenomenological psychology.

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