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Bernd Jager
Horizontality and Verticality A Phenomenological Exploration into Lived Space
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Emily L. Stevick
An Empirical Investigation of The Experience of Anger
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Paul Francis Colaizzi
Analysis of the Learner's Perception of Learning Material at Various Phases of a Learning Process
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Richard J. Alapack
The Outlaw Relationship:
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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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Robert J. Sardello
Hermeneutical Reading:
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Steiner Kvale, Carl Erik Grenness
Skinner and Sartre:
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Rolf von Eckartsberg
The Eco-Psychology of Motivational Theory and Research
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Edward L. Murray
The Phenomenon of the Metaphor:
Some Theoretical Considerations
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David L. Smith
Freud's Metapsychology:
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Tomás Proinsias Ó Cluándin
Body-Subject and Dialogue of Perspectives in the Perception of Letters Traced on the Head
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Bernd Jager
Theorizing, Journeying, Dwelling
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Donald W. Moncrieff
Aesthetics and the African Bushman
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Paul F. Colaizzi
Technology in Psychology and Science
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Frank M. Buckley
The Everyday Struggle for the Leisurely Attitude
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Amedeo Giorgi
An Application of Phenomenological Method in Psychology
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Constance T. Fischer
Intelligence Contra IQ:
A Human Science Critique and Alternative to the Natural Science Approach to Man
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The Attitude of Science and the Crisis of Psychology
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