Volume 16.1 – 2005

Contains:

  • The Search for Meaning in Life and the Existential Fundamental Motivations – Alfried Längle
  • Albert Camus – Existentialist or Absurdist? And why it matters – Simon du Plock
  • What is Psychotherapy? – Mary Duhig
  • Karl Jaspers’ ‘Communication in Existenz’ – Analysis and Commentary – Brinley Yare
  • The Process of Becoming Art. Existential-Phenomenological Explorations – Pnina Shinebourne
  • Alterity and Psychotherapy – Edgar Agrela Correia
  • Responsibility and Ethico-moral Values in Counselling and Psychotherapy – Erik Abrams and Del Loewenthal
  • ‘The Child’s Relations with Others’ – Merleau-Ponty, Embodiment and Psychotherapy – Darren Langdridge
  • Mind the Gap.An Existential-phenomenological Investigation into Language and Syntax – Jane Curzon
  • “Knowing What Ain’t So” – R.D. Laing and Thomas Szasz
  • What is Existential Therapy Not? – Thomas Szasz
  • Conceptualisation and Existential Therapy – Angela Buxton
  • The Existential Thoughts of the Sufis – Nour Loutfy and George Berguno
  • Medard Boss and the Zollikon Seminars of Martin Heidegger – Friedrich-Wilhelm von Herrmann
  • ‘Medical Daseinsanalysis’ – Anthony Stadlen
  • Essay Review. The Plural Self by John Rowan and Mick Cooper – Martin Adams
  • Book Reviews

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