Posts

Image

Prof. Dr. Karin Dahlberg, (Emeritus) (Linnaeus University, Sweden) The in-betweenness of phenomenology and its essential value in the care of vulnerable persons

Post a Comment
Image

FULL PROGRAM AY 2021-2022

Post a Comment
Image

PhenoLab: future and new pathways

Post a Comment
Image

Prof. Dr. Anna Bergqvist (Manchester Metropolitan University - UK) The Phenomenology of Mutual Trust and Self-Ownership in Borderline Personality Disorder: Reassessing Hope in Recovery

1 comment
Image

Prof. Dr. Matthew Broome (University of Birmingham – UK), Psychiatry as a Vocation: moral injury and the phenomenology of clinical practice.

Post a Comment
Image

Dr. Roxana Baiasu (University of Oxford – UK) Making sense of things in dementia

Post a Comment
Image

Prof. Dr. Marcin Moskalewicz (Poznan University of Medical Sciences - Poland) Lived time in cancer - a quantitative-phenomenological exploration

Post a Comment
Image

Prof. Dr. Matthew Ratcliffe (University of York - UK) Grief and the Experience of Lost Possibilities

Post a Comment
Image

Dr. Louis Schreel (Ghent University - Belgium) Man Thinks and not the Brain. Erwin Straus on the Foundations of Cognitive and Phenomenological Psychology

Post a Comment
Image

Dr. Veronica Iubei (Heidelberg University Hospital - Germany) Atmosphere and the Affective Epoché: Reflections from New Phenomenology to Psychopathology

Post a Comment
Image

Prof. Susi Ferrarello (California State University, East Bay), Human Emotions and Bioethics

Post a Comment