Relational Conversations on Meeting and Becoming
The Birth of a True Other
Herausgeber: Barnea-Astrog, Michal; Becker, Mitchel
Relational Conversations on Meeting and Becoming
The Birth of a True Other
Herausgeber: Barnea-Astrog, Michal; Becker, Mitchel
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Demonstrating a relational, dialogic way of thinking and writing, this book offers an innovative perspective on the human potential for intersubjective engagement and on the nature of true encounter.
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Demonstrating a relational, dialogic way of thinking and writing, this book offers an innovative perspective on the human potential for intersubjective engagement and on the nature of true encounter.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Relational Perspectives Book Series
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 196
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Dezember 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 233mm x 155mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 356g
- ISBN-13: 9781032351414
- ISBN-10: 1032351411
- Artikelnr.: 65609957
- Relational Perspectives Book Series
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 196
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Dezember 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 233mm x 155mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 356g
- ISBN-13: 9781032351414
- ISBN-10: 1032351411
- Artikelnr.: 65609957
Michal Barnea-Astrog is a senior Hakomi trainer and author of Carved by Experience (Karnac, 2017), Psychoanalytic and Buddhist Reflections on Gentleness (Routledge, 2019), and the novels Migration (Pardess, 2021) and The Coming Years (Shta'yim, in press). Mitchel Becker is a clinical psychologist in private practice, lecturer at the Psychotherapy Programs of Bar Ilan University, and supervisor at the Psychotherapy Program of Tel Aviv University.
Foreword 1. First Dialogue: Creation and the True Other i. The Birth of a
True Other ii. Meeting the Ultimate Other iii. In the Beginning There Was
an Other 2. I Call Out to You: An Associative Trialogue 3. Second Dialogue:
Becoming, Spaciousness, and Vitality i. Going on Being: On the Fear of
Ceasing and the Need to Go On ii. Making Space for the Mess: The
At-one-ment of Going On iii. The Echo Chamber Is Not Empty: On Limitation
and Vastness, Spaciousness and Nourishment 4. Is Truth a Testimonial
Process? The Need for a Testimonial Other for the Reestablishment of Truth
and for Healing of Trauma: An Associative Trialogue i. Thinking Further:
Trauma and Witnessing in the Context of the Verbal and Non-verbal Messages
of Society, and the Relational Nature of the World 5. Third Dialogue: The
Haiku Interpretation and the Chain of Caesuras i. In the Blink of an Eye:
The Minimalist Interpretation ii. And You Said Mmhmm iii. In a Few Words 6.
On "No Experience" With All My Heart and Soul: An Associative Trialogue
Epilogue: The Clouds of Knowing
True Other ii. Meeting the Ultimate Other iii. In the Beginning There Was
an Other 2. I Call Out to You: An Associative Trialogue 3. Second Dialogue:
Becoming, Spaciousness, and Vitality i. Going on Being: On the Fear of
Ceasing and the Need to Go On ii. Making Space for the Mess: The
At-one-ment of Going On iii. The Echo Chamber Is Not Empty: On Limitation
and Vastness, Spaciousness and Nourishment 4. Is Truth a Testimonial
Process? The Need for a Testimonial Other for the Reestablishment of Truth
and for Healing of Trauma: An Associative Trialogue i. Thinking Further:
Trauma and Witnessing in the Context of the Verbal and Non-verbal Messages
of Society, and the Relational Nature of the World 5. Third Dialogue: The
Haiku Interpretation and the Chain of Caesuras i. In the Blink of an Eye:
The Minimalist Interpretation ii. And You Said Mmhmm iii. In a Few Words 6.
On "No Experience" With All My Heart and Soul: An Associative Trialogue
Epilogue: The Clouds of Knowing
Foreword 1. First Dialogue: Creation and the True Other i. The Birth of a
True Other ii. Meeting the Ultimate Other iii. In the Beginning There Was
an Other 2. I Call Out to You: An Associative Trialogue 3. Second Dialogue:
Becoming, Spaciousness, and Vitality i. Going on Being: On the Fear of
Ceasing and the Need to Go On ii. Making Space for the Mess: The
At-one-ment of Going On iii. The Echo Chamber Is Not Empty: On Limitation
and Vastness, Spaciousness and Nourishment 4. Is Truth a Testimonial
Process? The Need for a Testimonial Other for the Reestablishment of Truth
and for Healing of Trauma: An Associative Trialogue i. Thinking Further:
Trauma and Witnessing in the Context of the Verbal and Non-verbal Messages
of Society, and the Relational Nature of the World 5. Third Dialogue: The
Haiku Interpretation and the Chain of Caesuras i. In the Blink of an Eye:
The Minimalist Interpretation ii. And You Said Mmhmm iii. In a Few Words 6.
On "No Experience" With All My Heart and Soul: An Associative Trialogue
Epilogue: The Clouds of Knowing
True Other ii. Meeting the Ultimate Other iii. In the Beginning There Was
an Other 2. I Call Out to You: An Associative Trialogue 3. Second Dialogue:
Becoming, Spaciousness, and Vitality i. Going on Being: On the Fear of
Ceasing and the Need to Go On ii. Making Space for the Mess: The
At-one-ment of Going On iii. The Echo Chamber Is Not Empty: On Limitation
and Vastness, Spaciousness and Nourishment 4. Is Truth a Testimonial
Process? The Need for a Testimonial Other for the Reestablishment of Truth
and for Healing of Trauma: An Associative Trialogue i. Thinking Further:
Trauma and Witnessing in the Context of the Verbal and Non-verbal Messages
of Society, and the Relational Nature of the World 5. Third Dialogue: The
Haiku Interpretation and the Chain of Caesuras i. In the Blink of an Eye:
The Minimalist Interpretation ii. And You Said Mmhmm iii. In a Few Words 6.
On "No Experience" With All My Heart and Soul: An Associative Trialogue
Epilogue: The Clouds of Knowing