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The resonance of Emptiness: a Buddhist Inspiration for contemporary psychotherapy/ Gay Watson

By: Watson, GayMaterial type: Text

TextSeries: Routledge critical studies in BuddhismPublication details: Delhi : MBP, 2001Description: 317p. ; 23cmSubject(s): Buddhism -- Psychology | Psychotherapy -- Religious aspects -- BuddhismDDC classification: 181.043

Contents:

chapter One: Introduction Buddhism and Psychotherapy Buddhism and the Contemporary Horizon Buddhism as an Inspiration for a Contemporary Psychotherapy Contentions and Intentions PART ONE: Ground; Theoretical Considerations Preamble: Experience and Meaning Chapter Two: Western Psychotherapies Psychoanalysis Cognitive-Behavioural Psychotherapy Existential and Humanistic Psychotherapies Transpersonal Psychotherapy The Integrative Perspective Chapter Three: The Buddhist View The Four Noble Truths and Dependent Origination Emptiness Western Interpretations of Emptiness Emptiness as a Way Buddhist Epistemology and Psychology Buddha Nature • Chapter Four: The "Consciousness that Views": Some Ideas of the Self The Buddhist View of the Self Some Western Views on the Development of Consciousness Views of the Self in Contemporary Discourse The Self in Psychotherapy Conclusions PART TWO: Path Preamble: Path Chapter Five: Ethics Buddhist Ethics Ethics and Psychotherapy Some Contemporary Western Views of Ethics Conclusions Chapter Six: Meditation Buddhist Meditation Lessons for Psychotherapy: The Therapist's Perspective Meditation and the Client Meditation in the Therapeutic Encounter Conclusions PART THREE: Fruition: Goals and Implications Chapter Seven: Goal The Buddhist Goal Goals in Psychotherapy Contrasts Chapter Eight: Implications Embodiment Embodiment in Buddhism Body in Contemporary Western Thought Conclusion Speech Speech in Buddhism Contemporary Ideas of Speech in the West Imagination and Metaphor The Feminine Voice Conclusion Mind Interrelationship Non-Egocentrism Answer to Nihilism PART FOUR: Conclusions Chapter Nine; Towards an Empty Fullness

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General Books	Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section	181.043 WAR/T (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		P13909

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chapter One: Introduction
Buddhism and Psychotherapy
Buddhism and the Contemporary Horizon
Buddhism as an Inspiration for a Contemporary
Psychotherapy
Contentions and Intentions
PART ONE: Ground; Theoretical Considerations
Preamble: Experience and Meaning
Chapter Two: Western Psychotherapies
Psychoanalysis
Cognitive-Behavioural Psychotherapy
Existential and Humanistic Psychotherapies
Transpersonal Psychotherapy
The Integrative Perspective
Chapter Three: The Buddhist View
The Four Noble Truths and Dependent Origination
Emptiness
Western Interpretations of Emptiness
Emptiness as a Way
Buddhist Epistemology and Psychology
Buddha Nature •
Chapter Four: The "Consciousness that Views":
Some Ideas of the Self
The Buddhist View of the Self
Some Western Views on the Development of
Consciousness
Views of the Self in Contemporary Discourse
The Self in Psychotherapy
Conclusions
PART TWO: Path
Preamble: Path
Chapter Five: Ethics
Buddhist Ethics
Ethics and Psychotherapy
Some Contemporary Western Views of Ethics
Conclusions
Chapter Six: Meditation
Buddhist Meditation
Lessons for Psychotherapy: The Therapist's
Perspective
Meditation and the Client
Meditation in the Therapeutic Encounter
Conclusions
PART THREE: Fruition: Goals and Implications
Chapter Seven: Goal
The Buddhist Goal
Goals in Psychotherapy
Contrasts
Chapter Eight: Implications
Embodiment
Embodiment in Buddhism
Body in Contemporary Western Thought
Conclusion
Speech
Speech in Buddhism
Contemporary Ideas of Speech in the West
Imagination and Metaphor
The Feminine Voice
Conclusion
Mind
Interrelationship
Non-Egocentrism
Answer to Nihilism
PART FOUR: Conclusions
Chapter Nine; Towards an Empty Fullness

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