Philosophical Psychology: Psychology, Emotions, and FreedomCraig Steven Titus CUA Press, 2009 - Всего страниц: 223 Elizabeth Anscombe, in her critique of modern moral philosophy, called for a renewed "philosophy of psychology." In line with her hopes, Philosophical Psychology outlines a vision that seeks to do justice to the complexity of the human person. As a comprehensive study of the human psyche, a philosophical psychology is established neither by empirical studies nor by clinical psychology nor even by a priori conceptual analysis alone. Through a critical appropriation, however, it involves careful observations and reflections that draw on empirical, clinical, and conceptual endeavors. As a bridge-building discipline, it also connects elements from philosophical and theological anthropology, including the ethical and religious traditions that underlie those reflections. In turn, this philosophy provides a basis for psychological, moral, and social applications that recognize deeper human and spiritual resources. This interdisciplinary collection of essays features scholars of international reputation in philosophy, psychology, political theory, and religion offering original reflections on human embodiment and emotion, commitment and freedom, reason and moral theory. Kevin L. Flannery examines G. E. M. Anscombe's call for a renewed philosophy of psychology. Benedict Ashley explores how metaphysics serves psychology. Roger Scruton writes on confronting reductionist notions of biology. Ceslas Bernard Bourdin discusses the historical context for understanding religious freedom. Aidan Nichols considers the rapprochement of psychology and theology in the collaboration between Carl Gustav Jung and Victor White. Richard Sorabji examines emotions in the psychotherapy of the ancients, and Daniel Robinson discusses the intelligibility of emotions. ABOUT THE EDITOR: |
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1 Picking up the Pieces of Philosophical Psychology | 1 |
2 Why Does Elizabeth Anscombe Say That We Need Today a Philosophy of Psychology? | 38 |
3 How Metaphysics Serves Psychology | 55 |
4 Confronting Biology | 68 |
5 Religious Freedom and the Separation of Church and State | 108 |
6 The Rebellious Discipleship of Father Victor White | 150 |
7 Emotions and the Psychotherapy of the Ancients | 176 |
8 Reason and Passion Again | 196 |
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Also from the IPS Press | 225 |
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