10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXPERIENTIALIST»
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experientialist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
experientialist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Metaphor, Metonymy, and
Experientialist Philosophy: ...
This book contrasts with most other critical approaches to experientialism by providing close readings of key passages from the works of Lakoff and Johnson, which enables the author to pinpoint theory-internal inconsistencies and other ...
2
Experientialist Ethics: A Comparative Study
This book compares and contrasts a new ethical theory with the established ethical theories of natural law, deontology, utilitarianism, and egoism.
3
Sense, Sex, and Sin: Foundations for an
Experientialist Ethics
The book draws upon the practical activity of massage in an attempt to explore the relatively new philosophical areas of sensuality and sexuality in order to form a theoretical basis for an experientialist ethics.
4
Curriculum Trends: A Reference Handbook
For the experientialist, students, teachers, leaders, and parents in a given
community teach and learn from one another for a better world. The key
questions of what and how to teach have to be socially constructed so as to allow
for freedom ...
Valerie J. Janesick, 2003
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Perception and Basic Beliefs : Zombies, Modules and the ...
3. Experientialist. Theories. Experientialist. 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 ...
Jack C Lyons Associate Professor of Philosophy University of Arkansas, 2009
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On Becoming a Person: A Therapist's View of Psychotherapy
Finally, the scientist cannot understand why the therapist, the experientialist,
should challenge the one tool and method which is responsible for almost all the
advances which we value. "In the curing of disease, in the prevention of infant ...
7
Disjunctivism: Contemporary Readings
attention in writings of Paul Snowdon and John McDowell.3 Snowdon and
McDowell agree with the experientialist in holding that it is true both of a subject
who sees an F and of a subject who hallucinates an F that it looks to the subject
as if an ...
Alex Byrne, Heather Logue, 2009
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Metaphor and Metonymy in Comparison and Contrast
Although Lutz cited Lakoff & Johnson (1980) to justify this position, she did not
seem to realise the universalist implications of their experientialist approach.
Nevertheless, she recorded various physiological Ifaluk expressions such as '"My
...
René Dirven, Ralf Pörings, 2003
9
Animal Ethics in Context
However, the relational approach that i have been advocating is not necessarily
tied to an experientialist account of well-being; this experientialist account could
be re- jected, or supplemented, without rejecting the broader relational approach
...
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The Christian Story: Authority: Scripture in the Church for ...
Recent experientialist theologians [Gabriel Moran, William Thompson, Gregory
Baum, and Ray Hart) strike notes similar to those heard in the earlier
Schleiermacher tradition, although the latter* accent on the religious
consciousness and the ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EXPERIENTIALIST»
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experientialist is used in the context of the following news items.
James Wallman Interview: Experiencing Stuffocation
... “experientially”—by that I'm referring to the key learning of Stuffocation: people are shifting from a materialistic mindset to an “experientialist” ... «Workforce Management, May 15»
Review: James Wallman's 'Stuffocation'
Then he builds to a slightly radical theory — that as our society matures we will cast aside our materialism in favor of experientialist ways. «MiamiHerald.com, Mar 15»
The human urge to hoard is not on the way out
This book says you need to become an experientialist instead. Seek experiences not objects (although, apparently, you can buy a few really ... «Management Today, Jan 15»
Book Review: Stuffocation – Living More with Less by James Wallman
Instead, he posits the rise of an “experientialist” society, where people spend the same amount of money, but on experiences instead of stuff, ... «The Fifth Estate, Jan 15»
Don't buy stuff. Do stuff
There will be “aspiration” in a postmaterialist, experientialist world, he says. People will still want to keep up with the Joneses, but whereas back ... «Irish Times, Jan 15»
Are you being stuffocated? How to declutter your life and live more …
If you can adopt the seven most effective experientialist habits, you will be happier and healthier today, tomorrow and in the long run. You will ... «Daily Mail, Jan 15»
Stuffocation: Living More With Less by James Wallman review – the …
An “experientialist” who feasts on digital images of child abuse is not thereby to be more respected than the hoarder of old copies of the Racing ... «The Guardian, Jan 15»
Bruce Feiler appreciates the adventure and the destination
"The two ways I describe myself is: I'm an experientialist. I'm really driven by learning by doing and there's this Asimov term that I've sort of ... «USA TODAY, Dec 14»
Viking buys Stuffocation
... had enough of stuff, and that the best way to find happiness in the 21st century is to join the innovators in the 'experientialist' movement.” «The Bookseller, Apr 14»
You have to be there
There are two consequences for the arts of what Wallman calls the experientialist move away from materialism. The first is that they become ... «Financial Times, Jan 14»
