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Title Heart and soul : the therapeutic face of philosophy / edited by Chris Mace.
Publisher London
New York : Routledge
Creation Date 1999
Notes Originally published: 2003.
Formerly CIP.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
English
Content chapter 1 Introduction -- Philosophy and psychotherapy / Chris Mace -- part 2 Therapeutic questioning and Socratic dialogue / CHRIS MACE -- chapter 2 Therapeutic questioning and Socratic dialogue / Chris Mace -- part 3 The will in the light of object relations theory / PAUL STURDEE -- chapter 3 The will in the light of object relations theory / Paul Sturdee -- part 4 Scepticism and psychotherapy: a Wittgensteinian approach / JOHN M.HEATON -- chapter 4 Scepticism and psychotherapy: A Wittgensteinian approach / John M.Heaton -- part 5 Picture this: Wittgenstein and personal construct theory / JOADY BRENNAN -- chapter 5 Picture this Wittgenstein and personal construct theory / Joady Brennan -- part 6 I or me�?: the logic of human relations / WERDIE VAN STADEN -- chapter 6 I or me The logic of human relations / Werdie van Staden -- part 7 The dialogical heart of intersubjectivity / JOHN WHEWAY -- chapter 7 The dialogical heart of intersubjectivity / John Wheway -- part 8 Can meanings be causes? / DIGBY TANTAM -- chapter 8 Can meanings be causes? / Digby Tantam -- part 9 Narrative, attachment and the therapeutic process / JEREMY HOLMES -- chapter 9 Narrative, attachment and the therapeutic process / Jeremy Holmes -- part 10 Narrative and interpretation / PAUL SEPPING -- chapter 10 Narrative and interpretation / Paul Sepping -- part 11 Self-reflection and the mirror / GERALDINE SHIPTON -- chapter 11 Self-reflection and the mirror / Geraldine Shipton -- part 12 Seventeen syllables for the self / MYRA THOMAS -- chapter 12 Seventeen syllables for the self / Myra Thomas -- part 13 Existentialism and existential psychotherapy / EMMY VAN DEURZEN -- chapter 13 Existentialism and existential psychotherapy / Emmy van Deurzen -- part 14 Leaping beyond theory / JOAN HURD -- chapter 14 Leaping beyond theory / Joan Hurd -- part 15 Thinking as a healing process / CATHERINE WIEDER -- chapter 15 Thinking as a healing process / Catherine Wieder -- chapter 16 Philosophy as psychotherapy / Chris Mace.
Extent 1 online resource (203 p. ) col. ill.
Language English
National Library system number 997010710521805171
MARC RECORDS
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