Embodied Enquiry

1. Introduction: An Embodied Path at Beginning and End
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Part I. Research Methodology: Towards Aesthetic and Embodied Practices

2. The Qualitative Description of Human Experience: The Aesthetic Dimension
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3. The Meaning of Understanding and the Open Body: Some Implications for Qualitative Research
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4. The Bodily Complexity of Truth-Telling in Qualitative Research
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5. Writing Phenomenological-Psychological Descriptions: An Illustration Attempting to Balance Texture and Structure
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Part II. Psychotherapy: Embodying Complex Identity

6. Humanising Forces: Phenomenology in Science; Psychotherapy in Technological Culture
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7. The Rhythm of Psychotherapeutic Attention: A Training Model
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8. The Primacy of Phenomenological Process and Sequence in Psychotherapy: A Case Study
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9. Globalisation and the Complexity of Self: The Relevance of Psychotherapy
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10. Freedom-Wound: Towards the Embodiment of Human Openness in Psychotherapy
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Part III. Spirituality: Embodying Freedom and Vulnerability

11. Psychological and Spiritual Freedoms: Reflections Inspired by Heidegger
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12. How Does Liberating Self-Insight Become Tacit Understanding?
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13. The Wound that Connects: A Consideration of ‘Narcissism’ and the Creation of Soulful Space
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14. Embracing Ambiguity: Transpersonal Development and the Phenomenological Tradition
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15. Concluding Thoughts and Touchstones: A Wide Embrace
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