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THE PREFACE TO TE. SPINELLIHE TRANSLATION
E. SPINELLI
THE INTERPRETED WORLD. AN INTRODUCTION TO PHENOMENOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY
Title in the language of publication: | ПРЕДИСЛОВИЕ К ПУБЛИКАЦИИ ПЕРЕВОДА 7-ОЙ ГЛАВЫ КНИГИ ЭРНЕСТО СПИНЕЛЛИ «ИНТЕРПРЕТИРУЕМЫЙ МИР: ВВЕДЕНИЕ В ФЕНОМЕНОЛОГИЧЕСКУЮ ПСИХОЛОГИЮ» |
Author: | Anna Khakhalova |
Issue: | HORIZON. Studies in Phenomenology. Vol. 3, №2 (2014),  140-143 |
Language: | Russian |
Document Type: | Preface to the Translation |
DOI : 10.18199/2226-5260-2014-3-2-140-143 | PDF (Downloads: 3351) |
Abstract
The research is concentrated on the translation of the chapter of E. Spinelli's book «The Interpreted World». The issues discussed
here interest contemporary researchers and need to be studied profoundly: what is essential in studying human being today in
comparison with the classical view of humanities and existential philosophical is absolutely foreign in the view of natural science;
which approaches in contemporary psychotherapy can satisfy the most important principles of humanitarian inquiry; whether
they assimilate the very idea of phenomenological-existential method in its variations and its language of description etc. properly.
The author starts with an observation on differences between scientific approach and phenomenological one. It is the latter which
could be more appropriate for psychologists, due to its concentrating on uniqueness, singularity and changing nature of human
reality. This paper studies such criteria as trustworthiness, credibility, personal experience in the works of many contemporary
researchers. What is more, phenomenological method reconsiders the notions of objectivity and ausality, demonstrating another
orientation for researcher. Namely, one of its significant achievements consist in assurance of fundamentally inter-relational
(inter-subjective), or dialogical character of psychic reality, which is the corner stone of therapeutic practice. Another important
principle of phenomenologically-oriented study suggests the accomplishment of unbiased vision, which approximates us to the
very nature of the phenomenon of the other's reality. Addressing several experimental studies, Spinelli demonstrates the benefits of
phenomenological technology, its fitness and adequacy in psychotherapeutic practice.
Key words
Inter-relationality, co-constitutionality, meaning, co-researcher, bracketing, final statement, psychotherapeutic experience.
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- Spinelli, E. (2005). The Interpreted World. An Introduction to Phenomenological Psychology. London: SAGE Publications.
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- Zahavi, D. (2010). Naturalizing Phenomenology. In D. Shmicking, Sh. Gallagher (Eds.), Handbook of Phenomenology and Cognitive Sciences (3–19). USA: Springer.
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