10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXPERIENTIALISM»
Discover the use of
experientialism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
experientialism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Thinkers of the East: Studies in
Experientialism
Drawn from teachings of more than a hundred sages from three continents, Thinkers of the East is a book of enormous breadth and depth, the impact and vitality of which is characteristic of the Sufi emphasis on experience rather than theory.
2
Perception and Basic Beliefs : Zombies, Modules and the ...
nondoxasticism (or simply 'experientialism') I have defined as the view that
endorses the Grounds Principle while rejecting the Belief Principle, by allowing
nondoxastic experiential states to serve as grounds for beliefs; every justified
belief has ...
Jack C Lyons Associate Professor of Philosophy University of Arkansas, 2009
3
Gestalt Therapy: The Attitude and Practice of an ...
Lively and readible, learned and insightful, this book will be indispensible both for professionals and the lay-reader, demonstrating why Fritz Perls was truly the father of the now-flourishing human potential movement.
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The New Covenant Ministry of the Holy Spirit
Some of the previous study of the Holy Spirit was superficial, and we often
committed the mistakes of experientialism and prooftexting. Experientialism "
Experientialism" is the name given to a theology that allows the subjective
experience of ...
Larry Dean Pettegrew, 2001
Hedonism automatically conforms to experientialism. Proponents of other
theories, such as one that posits power or autonomy as the motive of all action,
need not adopt the principle, but they may, as Nietzsche seems to have done.
J.E Malpas, Robert C. Solomon, 2002
4. Experientialism. s was observed in the previous chapter, fideism often involves
an implicit appeal to experience as the test for the truth of its belief. Pascal
appealed to the heart's experience of God, and Kierkegaard and Barth to a
personal ...
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Experientialism: Integrating Mind and Body, Spirit and ...
The book situates experientialism within the history of philosophy (part 1), explicates the experientialist philosophy itself (part 2), and includes a brief critique of materialism (part 3).
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Towards New Ways of Terminology Description: The ...
The epistemological position of cognitive semantics can be defined in terms of
experientialism (Lakoff 1987) supplemented by paradigmatism (Geeraerts 1985
& 1993b). Experientialism deals with the embodiment of language while ...
9
The Architecture of Reason : The Structure and Substance of ...
be wanted for qualities one experiences. We can go well beyond hedonism in
broadening the objects of intrinsic value and still hold what might be called
axiological experientialism, the view that only experiences have intrinsic value.13
This ...
Lincoln Robert Audi Charles J. Mach Professor of Philosophy University of Nebraska, 2001
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The Language Teacher's Portfolio: A Guide for Professional ...
Experientialism Experientialism is based on Dewey's work (Reed & Johnson,
2000), and the work of his followers. You probably know this as "progressivism"
from your educational foundations course. This tradition argues that knowledge is
...
Jacqueline Davis, Terry A. Osborn, 2003
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EXPERIENTIALISM»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
experientialism is used in the context of the following news items.
Small wonders: How to live more and be happy with less clutter
James Wallman, cultural-trend forecaster and author of Stuffocation: Living More with Less, believes focusing on “experientialism” (instead of ... «The Daily Telegraph, Jul 15»
If we downsize and de-clutter our lives can we get more out of life?
James Wallman, cultural-trend forecaster and author of Stuffocation: Living More with Less, believes focusing on “experientialism” (instead of ... «NEWS.com.au, Jul 15»
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“Experientialism, which is kind of a made up word, is the new materialism,” Hartz said. “Millennials are the experiences generation, and the ... «SouthernAlpha, Jun 15»
Eventbrite Co-Founder shares 3 trends driving their growth
Made up or not, experientialism is driving the bulk of Eventbrite's business. In a nutshell, experientialism is a shift away from materialism. «Nibletz, Jun 15»
Why Can't Silicon Valley Use Plain English?
... Eventbrite co-founder Julia Hartz said, “So you see this area of experientialism over materialism that really drives this need to connect … «Fox Business, May 15»
James Wallman Interview: Experiencing Stuffocation
The experience economy is the business world's manifestation of our wider culture's shift from materialism to experientialism. This is ... «Workforce Management, May 15»
Young Professionals: Just Looking for Some Friends
We are indeed a culture that values experiences more than ever. Experientialism is the new materialism, according to James Wallman, author ... «Associations Now, Apr 15»
The Weird Way Facebook and Instagram Are Making Us Happier
But there's been a shift recently—in some circles, people have embraced an idea called experientialism. For these people, it is now not only ... «Wired, Mar 15»
James Wallman: How to live more with less stuff
... and just as materialism transformed standards of living in the 20th century, experientialism will transform quality of life in the 21st century. «Big Issue, Mar 15»
Spend less on stuff, more on experiences
Experientialism, I think, is the opportunity of our era. ... When I first came across the idea of experientialism, I was writing about it cold, as an ... «The Guardian, Feb 15»
