Journal of Phenomenological Psychology, Volume 15

Alphonse De Waelhens approach attitude become behavior Bergantino body clinical cognitive concept consciousness constitution constructs context convergence critique CRUZ The University cues death Department Duquesne University depth perception Descartes dialectical dimension diplopia distance Duquesne University Duquesne University Pittsburgh Eecke enfants epoché Erwin Straus ethnomethodology example existence existential experience expression fact feeling Freud fusion Heidegger human sciences human scientist Husserl imagination individual interpretation issues Journal of Phenomenological Judy Jung Kierkegaard Lacan language leaving home lived logic mathematical meaning mère Merleau-Ponty metaphor mirror stage motivation natural science one's parents patient perceived person perspective phenomena Phenomenological Psychology phenomenon philosophy possible present psychoanalysis Psychology Department Duquesne psychosis psychotherapy psychotic qu'elle question reduction relation relationship retinal disparity rhetoric Salvador Minuchin schizophrenia Schutz scientific sense sickness significance situation structure theoretical theory thérapeute therapist therapy things thought transcendental truth understanding University Library University Press Waelhens York