Overcoming Psychologism: Husserl and the Transcendental Reform of Psychology 3030599310, 9783030599317
This book shows us how rather than abandoning psychology once he liberated phenomenology from the psychologism of the ph
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Table of contents :
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Contents
Chapter 1: Phenomenology as Descriptive Psychology
Psychologism Critiqued
Biologism Critiqued
Anthropologism Critiqued
Phenomenology Defined
Psychology “Reformed”
Chapter 2: Phenomenology as Rigorous Philosophy
The Logical Investigations Reconsidered
“The Idea of Phenomenology”
“Philosophy as Rigorous Science”
Psychology Reformed
Chapter 3: Phenomenology as Transcendental Philosophy
The Logical Investigations Revised
Ideas I: the Introduction
Ideas I: the Natural Attitude Suspended
Ideas I: Being as Experience
Ideas I: Consciousness as Absolute
Chapter 4: Phenomenological Psychology
Ideas I: the Psychological Problematic
Ideas II
Ideas III
Chapter 5: Transcendental Psychologism
“Phenomenological Psychology”: the Introduction
“Phenomenological Psychology”: Consciousness as Intentional
The “Phenomenology” Article and the Case of Heidegger
“Phenomenology and Anthropology”
Chapter 6: The “Return” from the Transcendental
Psychological Idealism
The Crisis: The Primacy of the Life-World
The Crisis: The Inadequacy of the Life-World
The Crisis: The Notion of the Return
Chapter 7: Conclusion: Toward a Contextualized Psychology
Overcoming Psychologism in Psychology
An Illustrative Example
The Crisis of Relativism
The Return to Positivity
Implications for Research and Practice
Epilogue: Toward a Generous Psychology
References
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Contents
Chapter 1: Phenomenology as Descriptive Psychology
Psychologism Critiqued
Biologism Critiqued
Anthropologism Critiqued
Phenomenology Defined
Psychology “Reformed”
Chapter 2: Phenomenology as Rigorous Philosophy
The Logical Investigations Reconsidered
“The Idea of Phenomenology”
“Philosophy as Rigorous Science”
Psychology Reformed
Chapter 3: Phenomenology as Transcendental Philosophy
The Logical Investigations Revised
Ideas I: the Introduction
Ideas I: the Natural Attitude Suspended
Ideas I: Being as Experience
Ideas I: Consciousness as Absolute
Chapter 4: Phenomenological Psychology
Ideas I: the Psychological Problematic
Ideas II
Ideas III
Chapter 5: Transcendental Psychologism
“Phenomenological Psychology”: the Introduction
“Phenomenological Psychology”: Consciousness as Intentional
The “Phenomenology” Article and the Case of Heidegger
“Phenomenology and Anthropology”
Chapter 6: The “Return” from the Transcendental
Psychological Idealism
The Crisis: The Primacy of the Life-World
The Crisis: The Inadequacy of the Life-World
The Crisis: The Notion of the Return
Chapter 7: Conclusion: Toward a Contextualized Psychology
Overcoming Psychologism in Psychology
An Illustrative Example
The Crisis of Relativism
The Return to Positivity
Implications for Research and Practice
Epilogue: Toward a Generous Psychology
References
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