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Natur in Psychotherapie und Künstlerischer Therapie

Eric Pfeifer (ed.)

Series: Therapie & Beratung

Volume 2019

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Lia Naor, Ofra Mayseless Nature Therapy. Cultivating full human potential and personal wholeness through nature S. I_201-I_224

„… chapter next discusses the significance of the human relationship with nature, from which basic theories …” „… Nature Therapy, which values the actual human experience in nature as a way to gain knowledge of oneself …” „… and Ecotherapy share the basic belief that humans are not separate from nature and that full, healthy …”

Lia Naor, Ofra Mayseless The therapeutic objective. An overall perspective on methods and tools for intervention in Nature Therapy S. I_225-I_246

„… , physical, and spiritual) of human potential toward wholeness. Through embodied and actual experience in …” „… defining Nature Therapy, based on the basic beliefs NT holds regarding human health and full development …” „… developed and integrated into conscious living in coherence with the world one experiences the human …”

Eva Sahlin, Eva-Lena Larsson Theories leading to the start of Nature-Based Therapy in Sweden S. I_165-I_178

„… with nature: a) Human beings experience affection for all living things on account of their shared …” „… professionals contributes by using the evidence-based methods that according to proven experience and medical …” „… evolutionary base, i. e. these theories are grounded on the hypothesis that human beings have developed in an …”

Ronen Berger The theoretical framework of Nature Therapy S. I_187-I_200

„… triangular therapist-client-nature relationship, and choosing the right space. It then presents two basic …” „… , 2001; Totton, 2003). Touching Nature is a basic notion suggesting that direct contact with nature can …” „… of Nature Therapy more-than-human natural world and help to educate for ecology and development from …”

Alexander Kopytin The »green« mandala. Co-creating with the perennial matrix of life S. I_65-I_84

„… effects both for human and nonhuman worlds. Basic theoretical, ethical and instrumental ingredients …” „… mandala in the form of a natural space or object as a metaphor of my experience/state of mind/personal …” „… interpreted as a representation of human wholeness or as a reflection of a psychological centripetal process …”

Mali Nevo The Eco-Appreciation Perspective. Implementing a practical approach in Nature Therapy S. I_247-I_264

„… characteristics that are necessary for human restorative experiences. Kaplan’s study (2001) demonstrates how the …” „… of life as a part of a whole living ecosystem. EAP refers to multiple experiences of human …” „… of human-nature relationships, both positive and negative experiences that one or a group of people …”

Alexander Kopyti Theorising eco-arts therapies. Inviting nature and creativity to promote public and environmental health and well-being S. I_47-I_64

„… , 1993; Wilson, 1984). It means a developed sense of beauty experienced through human encounters with …” „… to provide beneficial effects both for human and nonhuman worlds. This new approach is outlined in …” „… bring the arts and nature together to provide beneficial effects both for human and nonhuman worlds …”

Klára Čížková Body – Movement – Landscape. Dance Movement Therapy in Nature with Psychosomatic Clients S. II_351-II_360

„… sense of self. This, in turn, is necessary to integrate experiences on the physical, emotional and …” „… safe and vital support in a group setting within a natural environment. They can experience and widen …” „… therapy in nature leads to many precious experiences that can support body awareness and healing. Within …”

Lars Ole Bonde, Bolette Daniels Beck Imagining nature during music listening. An exploration of the meaning, sharing and therapeutic potential of nature imagery in Guided Imagery and Music S. II_145-II_168

„… human experience: psychological, emotional, physical, social, spiritual, and the collective unconscious …” „… previous experience with GIM and had five individual, full GIM sessions, one was GIM-experienced and had …” „… experiences… (It is) holistic, humanistic and transpersonal, allowing for the emergence of all aspects of the …”

Anna Brissman, Marja Abrahamsson Green Rehab.Art therapy in nature-based rehabilitation for stress-related mental disorders S. II_123-II_144

„… ). The whole rehabilitation is experience-based rather than theoretical. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 …” „… stress-related mental disorders. Research and experience have both shown that art therapy is a valuable method …” „… opportunity to express emotions and describe experiences by creating paintings through which they can share …”

Heather P. Kuhn Making Waves. A Model for Aquatic Dance/Movement Therapy Intervention Conceptualization S. II_361-II_382

„… , and bones. What is more, humans have an evolutionary history that leads us in and out of water for …” „… learn basic concepts of measurement (Gross, 2012). Non-athletic aquatic play intrinsically draws upon …” „… therapy. It is a natural phenomenon that offers an occasion to connect with more-than-human life and to …”

Eva-Lena Larsson, Eva Sahlin Green Rehab. A practical example of Nature-Based Rehabilitation for stress-related mental disorders S. I_179-I_186

„… helpful to come to a group as anonymous and without prestige and just share experiences on a basic human …” „… participants experience and evaluate their rehabilitation at Green Rehab. Keywords: Nature-Based Therapy …” „… evaluations of Green Rehab’s activities are also to be found here, as are experiences covered by the …”

Eric Pfeifer Outdoor Musiktherapie. Theoretische Annahmen und gegenwärtige Forschungspraxis S. II_169-II_194

„… Experiences. New York: Basic Books. Stige, B. (2005). Toward a Notion of Community Music Therapy. In …” „… weitere Besonderheit der Natur genannt sein, die speziell auf humaner/biologischer Meta- Ebene über …”

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Freiheit

Gunnar Hindrichs (ed.), Axel Honneth (ed.)

Series: Geist und Geschichte

Volume 1 2013

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S. Engstrom Freedom and Nature S. 657-680

„… from our encounter with actual choices and actions in experience. Here the basic problem of freedom …” „… being experienced, even though their actuality is a condition on which all actual experience of them …” „… timeless noumenal acts of choice, outside nature and beyond experience, we naturally wonder whether any …”

T. Pinkard Freedom and Necessity. And Music S. 321-338

„… most basic antinomies in human life: that between our being compelled to do something and our having …” „… about things and about themselves. However, the basic unity of concept and intuition in such primates …” „… very human practice of constructing works of art makes that possibility actual. In the practice of …”

R.J. Wallace Rightness and Responsibility S. 221-240

„… failing to blame them when they turn their backs on the basic human needs of vulnerable members our …” „… thesis is notoriously problematic. The basic difficulty with it is that it is very hard to see how one …” „… to us as reasons for action, in the basic normative sense of being considerations that count for or …”

S. Lukes Markets and Morals S. 461-476

„… failed attempts to simulate the market. There are also three basic respects in which market exchange can …” „… possibility. (She finds the source of this idea in Hegel; I find it in Durkheim). Human beings, providing …” „… the market mechanism to be the sole director of the fate of human beings and their natural …”

A. Chitty Freedom and community in Hegel and Marx S. 567-580

„… life-activity altogether from human needs as its basic source of motivation. Rather, for Marx human …” „… estranged from the experience of human individuals. Human universality can only be realised in a …” „… sense. Marx, like Berlin, values human freedom. In fact freedom is arguably his highest value, as …”

F. Neuhouser Hegel on Life, Freedom, and Social Pathology S. 681-700

„… entities, too – human societies, for example – might be said to be diseased or dysfunctional if they were …” „… productive practices that ravage the natural environment rather than reshaping it so as to accommodate human …” „… domain of objective spirit (or human society) consists in? As I have already suggested, the range of …”

M. Thompson Forms of nature: 'first', 'second', 'living', 'rational' and 'phronetic' S. 701-736

„… concept human as an empirical concept gained by sifting the materials of external experience. Wood is …” „… that follow, but we may provisionally say that on such an account the concept “human” is in some …” „… “human” is in a certain way put on a level with words like “Norway rat” and “coastal redwood”, and that …”

L. Herzog Free selves in free markets? S. 407-442

„… human life as morality consists for him in propriety, not in utility towards any end. He compares this …” „… a worker becomes as stupid and ignorant as it is possible for a human creature to become. The …” „… , the fact that modern man lives „always outside himself,‟ „in the 27 Hegel and the Human Spirit: A …”

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Recent Contributions to Dilthey's Philosophy of the Human Sciences

Hans Ulrich Lessing (ed.), Rudolf A. Makkreel (ed.), Riccardo Pozzo (ed.)

Series: problemata

Volume 2011

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Benjamin D. Crowe Hermeneutic Rationality and Religion S. 157-176

„… integrate the ›data‹ of experience into a stable structure(GS VII, 156; SW III, 177–178). The most basic …” „… human beings have a coherent experience ofthe world is that individual »lived experiences« naturally …” „… gegenüber]« (GS VIII, 81). That is, during thecourse of experience, a kind of basic stance towards life …”

Theodore Kisiel Heidegger Reads Dilthey on the Enactment of Christian Heilsgeschichte S. 177-200

„… relive in the richness of our innermost souls« (254/230). Under the heading»Paul’s basic experience,« the …” „… experience of experience, the streaming return of experienc-ing life back upon already experienced life. And …” „… of man, human being as a whole, the whole of (human) life, lifeas a structured context lived as a …”

Rudolf A. Makkreel The Continuing Relevance and Generative Nature of Dilthey’s Thought S. 17-32

„… human life that lived experience makes possible. It is anunderstanding initially rooted in familiarity …” „… experienced.Instead of making sense of a present experience by linking it back to discreteitems stored in memory …” „… primarily concernedwith the understanding of the overall meaning-structures of human experienceand only …”

Eric Sean Nelson Self-Reflection, Interpretation, and Historical Life in Dilthey S. 105-134

„… orexcluded from philosophy and the human sciences in order to celebrate purelife, intuition, or experience as …” „… experience and knowledge.25 And yet humans accessfacticity and history as factical-historical beings.Because …” „… self-understandingand enactment as an articulation of human experience in its historical life.37 Thewriting of history …”

Denis Thouard The Historiography of Hermeneutics: Some Reflections S. 241-254

„… Faktizität«, hermeneuticsof facticity, which concerned itself with the basic existential attitudes of …” „… looks for its cate-gories in Dasein’s experience, and not in the learned tradition. Dilthey’s …” „… analysis, which is what Heidegger is aiming at. Under-standing itself articulates a basic pre-comprehension …”

Jared A. Millson Context and Creation:The Significance of Kant’s Third Critique to Dilthey’s Hermeneutics of History S. 83-104

„… experience,is not itself personal, nor dependent upon knowledge of the personal experienceof its author.Turning …” „… experience[Erlebnis]«. 27 With the term Erlebnis – translated as felt or lived experience –Dilthey attempts to convey …” „… Human Studies. Princeton, New Jersey1975.4 KGS XX, 207–208; KGS V, 175.84its own a priori principle, and …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-13

„… the situatedness of the human beings that first producedand experienced them.Precisely because …” „… Recent Contributions to Dilthey’s Philosophy of the Human SciencesHans-Ulrich Lessing / Rudolf A …” „… . Makkreel /Riccardo Pozzo (Hrsg.)Recent Contributions toDilthey’s Philosophy of theHuman …”

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Zweite Natur

Julia Christ (ed.), Axel Honneth (ed.)

2022

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Werner Bohleber Becoming a Subject. Second Nature, the Transmission of Cultural Knowledge and Epistemic Trust. Some Psychoanalytic Thoughts S. 563-574

„… ) conceptualised this as »basic trust«. Erikson describes how experiences of the first year of life influence the …” „… traumatic experience is the destruction of the sense of basic trust or, as described by Krystal (1988 …” „… , in human beings, the first nature is from the outset interlocked with the social world, and can no …”

Christophe Dejours Second nature and the theory of the body S. 575-584

„… sensitivity of the soul can only exist if experienced by a body. In a human being, the body is first and …” „… the human body as such. But if the formation of self-consciousness is closely tied to one’s access …” „… , this concept is what makes the body a truly human body, i. e., a body informed by conscience and …”

Arvi Särkelä Death and Disease of Spiritual Life. On Hegel’s Diagnosis of Lordship and Bondage S. 691-704

„… life. »Lordship,« I will argue, presents the basic form of spiritual or social death (2). Moreover …” „… relationship of domination; therefore, so goes the second claim, »Bondage« can be represented as the basic …” „… renounced by a self-sufficient self-consciousness. The positive result of the experience of the »Struggle …”

Gal Katz Sacrifing Second Nature. On the Political Habit S. 661-676

„… to its particular manifestations – be it particular states or particular human beings. After all, if …” „… normative statement. War is justified insofar as it reveals to us a truth about human life, a truth that is …” „… truth ›actual‹, concretely bearing on how subjects experience their lives. Bringing these two claims …”

Joël Whitebook On Human Sociability S. 539-562

„… Joël WhiteBook On Human Sociability I. Taking my cue from Jan Assmann’s study of Moses, I will …” „… sociability of the human animal must be called into question. Just as sophisticated contemporary …” „… see that the human being is not a zoon logon ekhon [an animal possessing reason], but essentially an …”

Christof Rapp Introduction S. 77-84

„… the basic immanent physical principles that pervades the animate and inanimate nature and, thus …” „… – becomes understandable for the human students of nature? Even Plato, when outlining the perfect …” „… mostly interested in human nature, which might mean the essence of human beings (presupposed for example …”

Pirmin Stekeler-Weithofer Introduction S. 387-396

„… forms, it makes an intelligent human life possible. The crucial problem of naturalism lies in the …” „… without interference of human action, even when we think of the movement of atoms. Nature in the sense of …” „… animal and human perception. The second is a relation to future possibilities that presupposes some …”

Dean Moyar The Living Good and the Goodness of Living. The Rationality of Sittlichkeit S. 295-320

„… individual would see it as rational in the sense of good for her. The weight of the basic unhelpful answer …” „… Philosophy of Right. Dean Moyar296 The paper consists of three sections on the basic dynamics of Hegel’s …” „… the basic structural condition of life. This condition is that the whole (institutional system) and …”

Terry Pinkard Ethical life in the world as we found it S. 321-344

„… substrates as theoretical entities lying behind experience which serve to explain why appearance takes the …” „… basic question to be asked is not something like, »What caused the event to happen?« or »Why does the …” „… that human action is to be understood as an event held together (that is, is a unity) by something …”

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Facetten der Menschenwürde

Nikolaus Knoepffler (ed.), Peter Kunzmann (ed.), Martin O'Malley (ed.)

Series: Alber-Reihe Philosophie

Volume 2011

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Martin O’Malley A Performative Definition of Human Dignity S. 75-101

„… «. One is sim-ply committed to the basic anthropological claim that humans have aninherent capacity to …” „… . Being human, then,is to possess a basic and undifferentiated nature common to the wholespecies. Jeremy …” „… dignityassumes a basic human capacity for reasonableness, self control, beingresponsible, to following rules …”

Edward J. Eberle Human Dignity, Privacy, and Personality in German and American Constitutional Law S. 102-140

„… Protection ofHuman Dignity and Personality1.1 The German Constitutional OrderThe Basic Law is a …” „… Germany and AmericaHuman dignity is the central value of the Basic Law. This determina-tion reflects the …” „… of human dignity. This catalogueof basic rights is systematically ordered, making up a central aspect …”

Donald P. Kommers Autonomy, Dignity and Abortion S. 216-244

„… as follows: First, the human dignity and right tolife clauses of the Basic Law protect not only »life …” „… solidarityand human dignity. In addition, each negative right under the BasicLaw is linked to a positive …” „… . Concurring Visions: Human Dignity in the Canadian Charterof Rights and Freedoms and the Basic Law of the …”

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