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Introduction
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The Importance of the Phenomenological Attitude for Access to the Psychological Realm
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Carolyn Gratton
Phenomenological and Traditional Views of Trust Between Clients and Therapists
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Robert Fessler
Phenomenology and "The Talking Cure":
Research on Psychotherapy
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Bernd Jager
Be-ing . . . Think-ing . . . Thank-ing. Reflections on Technology in the Spirit of Martin Heidegger
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Christopher M. Aanstoos
A Phenomenological Study of Thinking
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Bernd Jager
Theorizing and the Elaboration of Place:
Inquiry into Galileo and Freud
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Frederick J. Wertz
Revolution in Psychology:
A Case Study of the New Look School of Perception
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Robert J. Masek
Outline for a Dialogal Perspective in Phenomenological Psychoanalysis
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David L. Smith
The History of the Graduate Program via Existential-Phenomenological Psychology at Duquesne University
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David L. Smith
History of the Graduate Psychology Program
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Systematic Psychology
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Richard J. Alapack
The Outlaw Relationship:
An Existential Phenomenological Reflection upon the Transition from Adolescence to Adulthood
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Steen Halling
The Implications of Emanuel Levinas' Totality and Infinity for Therapy
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Amedeo Giorgi
Convergence and Divergence of Qualitative and Quantitative Methods in Psychology
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Susan Spilman
Crohn's Disease:
An Holistic Approach
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Phenomenological Rethinking of Traditional Topics
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Exploration Within the Phenomenological Attitude
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Robert J. Sardello
Hermeneutical Reading:
An Approach to the Classic Texts of Psychology
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Preface
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