Existential-phenomenological alternatives for psychology

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New York: Oxford University Press (1978)
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BF204.5.E93 1978

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Bjh Van den Berg.Michael M. Schur & Neuroses As Socioses
Existential-phenomenological implications for psychotherapy.Mark King, Ronald S. Valle & Charles Citrenbaum
Learning and existence.P. Collaizzi
Person perception revisited.Rolf von Eckartsberg
Psychological research as the phenomenologist views it.  (pages 6)Paul F. Colaizzi
The phenomenological approach to perception.  (pages 94--118)Mark McConville
Why learning?  (pages 119)Paul F. Colaizzi
A phenomenological approach to memory.  (pages 136--151)Robert Sardello
An existential-phenomenological look at cognitivedevelopment theory and research.  (pages 153--165)M. P. Prescott & R. S. Valle
Psychopathology.  (pages 234--264)E. Keen
Six representative approaches to existential therapy: Viktor Frankl.  (pages 274)E. Weisskopf-Joelson
C. Rollo may.  (pages 290)Murray Bilmes
Rollo May.  (pages 290--294)M. Bilmes
D. Frederick perls.  (pages 295)Sols Rosenberg
Donald Moss Medard boss: His life and work1.  (pages 308)F. Medard Boss
Toward a phenomenology of the passions.  (pages 341--57)Bernd Jager

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