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148890

Springer, Dordrecht

1987

255 Pages

ISBN 978-94-010-8105-4

Phaenomenologica
vol. 103

Phenomenological psychology

the Dutch school

Edited by

Joseph Kockelmans

Publication details

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-009-3589-1

Full citation:

Kockelmans, J. (ed) (1987). Phenomenological psychology: the Dutch school, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Husserl's original view on phenomenological psychology

Kockelmans Joseph

3-29

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Husserl's phenomenology and its significance for contemporary psychology

Buytendijk Frederik Jacobus Johannes

31-44

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On human expression

Plessner Helmuth

47-54

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The human body and the significance of human movement

Jan Hendrik van den Berg

55-77

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On falling asleep

Linschoten Johannes

79-117

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The phenomenological approach to the problem of feelings and emotions

Buytendijk Frederik Jacobus Johannes

119-132

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Eidetic of the experience of termination

Stephan Strasser

133-148

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Aspects of the sexual incarnation. an inquiry concerning the meaning of the body in the sexual encounter

Linschoten Johannes

149-194

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Experienced freedom and moral freedom in the child's consciousness

Buytendijk Frederik Jacobus Johannes

195-207

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The hotel room

van Lennep D J

209-215

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The psychology of driving a car

van Lennep D J

217-227

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The meaning of being-ill

Jan Hendrik van den Berg

229-237

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