Insight into Value: An Exploration of the Premises of a Phenomenological Psychology
, by Fuller, Andrew Reid
- ISBN: 9780791403303 | 0791403300
- Cover: Paperback
- Copyright: 6/1/1990
| Preface | |
| The Objective Space of Meaning | |
| Meaning | |
| Conventional Psychology's Approach to Meaning | |
| Descartes and the Rise of Modern Philosophy | |
| Objectivistic Psychology | |
| Inside and Outside in Modern Thought | |
| Psychology as Philosophy | |
| Phenomenology | |
| Choices | |
| The Lifeworld | |
| Considerations of Method | |
| Phenomenological Psychology | |
| The Place of Everyday Meanings and Our Relation to Them | |
| Phenomenology's Theory of Intentionality | |
| Existence | |
| Existential Phenomenology | |
| Meaning, Involvement, World | |
| The Present-at-Hand and Its Origin in the Ready-to-Hand | |
| The World and Other People | |
| Dasein: Openness to the World | |
| The Existential Space of Meaning | |
| Meaning and Existence | |
| The Primacy of Perception | |
| The Existential Space of Meaning | |
| The Bodily Self | |
| The Bodily Self's Familiarity with Lived Space | |
| Closeness and Bringing Close | |
| Place | |
| The Existential and the Objective Spaces of Meaning | |
| The Gestalt Logic of Meaning | |
| The Notion of Gestalt | |
| Gestalt Qualities | |
| A Gestalt Is Not the Sum of Its Parts | |
| A Gestalt as the Organization of Its Constituents | |
| Gestalt Quality as the Gestalt Itself | |
| A Gestalt Is Not More Than the Sum of Its Parts | |
| Organization and Variability | |
| The Complementarity of Gestalt Theory and Existential Thought | |
| Requiredness | |
| The Nonarbitrary Character of Meaning Formation | |
| The Law of Good Gestalt | |
| Requiredness | |
| A Rose Is a Rose | |
| Dynamics: Within the World | |
| The Tenseness of the Good Gestalt | |
| Hierarchy of Requirednesses | |
| Value | |
| Definition of Value | |
| A Gestalt as Value Itself | |
| The Demand Character of Value | |
| The Nonsubjective Character of Value | |
| Some Types of Value | |
| Psychological Theories of Value | |
| The Behavior of Insight | |
| The Turn to Psychological Processes | |
| Köhler on Insight | |
| The Limitations of Köhler's Theory of Insight | |
| A Phenomenological Theory of Insight | |
| Insight into Value | |
| Insight into Negative Requiredness | |
| Manifestness of the Law of Requiredness | |
| Insight's Privileged Status | |
| The Nonoccurrence of Insight into Requiredness | |
| Insight as Impact | |
| Insight as Impact and as Interpreting | |
| Impact as Being Affected by Meaning | |
| Impact as the Mattering of Meaning | |
| Impact as Difference Structurally Told upon One's Life | |
| Impact as the Holding Sway of Meaning | |
| Insight as Interpreting | |
| Insight as the Activity of the Self | |
| Interpreting and Situatedness | |
| Interpreting as Imagining | |
| The Paradox of the Self and Its Meanings | |
| Insight as Responsible Situatedness | |
| Feeling | |
| The Temporal Circle of Impact-Interpreting | |
| Disposition | |
| Disposition, Feeling, Insight | |
| The Positive or Negative Direction of Feeling | |
| Feeling and the Bodily Self | |
| Feeling No Inner Psychic State | |
| Feeling and Knowing | |
| An Illustration of Feeling: Fear | |
| Disturbed Disposition | |
| The Fulfillment of Gestalt Psychology | |
| The Promise of a Nonobjectivistic Gestalt Psychology | |
| Review of the Conventional Approach to Perception | |
| Gestalt Psychology's Approach to Cognition | |
| The Objectivism of Gestalt Psychology | |
| Critique of the Objectivism of Gestalt Psychology | |
| The Existential Phenomenological Alternative | |
| The Variability and Validity of Meaning | |
| The Decidability and Variability of Meaning | |
| The Variability of Meaning and Its Validity | |
| Interpreting, Variability, and Validity | |
| Criteria for Judging Meaning's Validity | |
| Balancing of Validities | |
| Variability and Validity in Objective and Existential Space | |
| The Self-Others-World System | |
| Psychology Beyond the Subject-Object Split | |
| The Bodily Self-World System | |
| Structural Analysis of Behavior | |
| The Bodily Self-Other Selves-World System | |
| The Bodily Self-World System and Learning | |
| The Bodily Self-World System and Remembering | |
| The Bodily Self-World System and the Law of Good Gestalt | |
| The Event of the Bodily Self-World System | |
| Notes | |
| References | |
| Index | |
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