Kidd Sunnie (67 results)

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34p., 5.5x8.5 inches, personal inscription signed by the lead author in year of publication, very good first edition booklet in stapled green pictorial wraps. Jerry, an obstinately simple man, had a sense of vocation from youth and stayed in his chosen order until death at age 84. The authors interviewed Jerry in 1978, he was satisfied with the manuscript and said: "No changes." Unsure in what part of the United States he lived.…

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Condition: Wie Neu. Zustandsbeschreibung: Mängelexemplar. XXXV,140 Seiten mit Abb., gebunden (American University Studies. Series V: Philosophy; Vol. 164/Peter Lang Verlag 1995). Statt EUR 46,00. Gewicht: 421 g - Gebunden/Gebundene Ausgabe.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Americans, as a whole, are not and never have been poetic people. Yes, we do have a few exceptions that prove the rule-Dickinson, Poe, Frost. Nonetheless, we are a country steeped in missions of religious and economic freedom, of the corrosive mythologies of manifest destiny, and of hypernationalistic exceptionalism. The legitimation of pursuit is enshrined in our founding documents.Thus, it is a matter of great consequence to come upon not one but two true American poets, such as the Characturess and the Writing Caruso, both of whom have cultural roots in inherently poetic communities. Their voices are able to access a primal dimension, unfettered by anthropocentric superficialities.…

Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorSunnie was not only a prolific thinker and writer. She was The Characturess. Sunnie had the ability to take a deep look at someone and tell exactly who, what and how one is after seeing that person only once. In this.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Intersubjectivity is a theme in European continental philosophy. It is founded in the metaphysical, epistemological, and axiological. The experience of the world is available not only to oneself but also to others. Each culture shares social experiences that are different from other cultures. These shared social experiences transcend subjectivity in dialogue with other cultures. Dialogue is intersubjective. Language is intersubjective. The psychological process of self-reflection involves intersubjectivity. In dialogue, intersubjectivity can co-constitute the personal and the shared. In this way, intersubjectivity is the ground for objectivity.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - In 1970, Sunnie D. Kidd coined the term in-betweenness to conceptualize the mystery of interconnectedness of all beings. In-betweenness is the web that connects the cosmos and everything in it. It is, on a smaller scale, the nervous system that connects our universe and holds it together. In-betweenness is a shared resonating spiritual field of movement and vibration, which is the root of all spiritual experiences and scientific investigation. It is the common ground of all religions, which has been called the primordial om, akasha, prana, the quantum field, the music of the spheres, and the thumbprint of God.In-betweenness can be experienced on the personal scale as a shared spiritual dimension that connects us to everyone and everything else. This is the same field of energy that saints, mystics, Buddhists, yogis, priests, shamans, and seers have experienced by looking within themselves.In-betweenness is unseen and unheard, yet it is deeply experienced in interpersonal relationships where authenticity characterizes the way that two or more persons are together. In the heart of in-betweenness, two or more persons spiritual dimensions intermingle and a new dimension emerges in each that did not exist prior to coming together in this way. This shared spiritual dimension is a central energizing quality and provides a sense of protection, support, and caring. The new dimension that emerges involves an infinite spiritual dimension where participating people are enabled to go where neither alone could go. Each person in the relationship takes the other person forward in life. Through both good and bad times and together, they enjoy an interpersonal transcendence that enlivens, enriches, and engenders compassion, care, and solicitude. The spiritual dimensions in each person resonate, harmonize, and reverberate together and, in so doing, set up a resonant field of dynamic unity within where each person finds empathy, understanding, and deep care.The interpersonal transcendence frees each person to more fully be oneself. It encourages each person to learn more, and while comprehension grows, understanding and empathy deepen. The liberating quality found in in-betweenness opens new possibilities for each person and is given back mutually so that each brings the other forward. When taken altogether, the qualities found in this way of beingas oneself with the other and as a part of the other in an essential and meaningful waycontinue to develop, deepen, and grow until one person in the relationship is gone. If one person is gone, a part of oneself is experienced as being gone. This is the dimensional arc of in-betweenness.…

Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorSunnie D. Kidd has published several books and articles in philosophy, psychology and spirituality. Jim Kidd, Ph.D. taught at Duquesne University California Institute of Integral Studies and University of San Francisc.

Gebunden. Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorSunnie D Kidd has worked in the academic sector as an administrator since the 70s until her passing in 2002. She has presented at multiple national and international conferences in many academic institutions including..

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Originalhardcover. Condition: Gut. xi, 129 S., Ill. Ein tadelloses Exemplar. - Hermeneutic Research: An Experiential Method presents a method to investigate lived experiences. In doing so, this book integrates a broad range of philosophical topics, such as hermeneutics, the philosophy of consciousness, and the philosophy of being. We are conscious beings. Through every act of consciousness, something is presented to the experiencing person. Somethinga themestands in the focus of attention. Within the dimensional human consciousness, this theme is related to other thoughts, a process that includes certain aspects of the theme and excludes others from conscious experience. The foundational conviction of the experiential method detailed in this book is that thought is not static in its ultimate nature but organically dynamic. Thought uncovers its internal endlessness through time as its medium, just as the small seed uncovers the unity of a tree through soil as its medium. Thought, as a dynamic self-revealing phenomenon, uncovers itself as a series of understandings that cannot be interpreted except through reciprocal reference. Meaningfulness, therefore, is not contained in self-identity but in the larger whole in which it is a specific part. Wholeness contains possibilities of knowledge as present realities revealing themselves, through human choices and experiences, in temporal progression to reach a unity that is already contained in them. This infinite movement of knowledge thus reveals the possibility intrinsic to finite thought. Intuition, as wholistic apprehension, is movement that could acknowledge and reach an immanent infinite, of which the finite concepts of comprehension and cognition are only momentums. - Contents: Foreword by SANDRA A. WAWRYTKO -- Introduction by OMAR S. ALATTAS -- Theoretical Presuppositions for Qualitative Research by SUNNIE D. KIDD -- Eastern Intuition and Western Cognition: Where and How Do They Meet? by JIM KIDD -- Consciousness and Epistemology by OMAR S. ALATTAS -- Hermeneutic Phenomenology and Quantum Physics: The Hermeneutic Phenomenological Quantum Experience by OMAR S. ALATTAS -- Reflexive Reflective Methodology for Hermeneutics and Physics by JIM KIDD -- Hermeneutics a New Vision by OMAR S. ALATTAS -- Applications -- Hermeneutic Phenomenology by SUNNIE D. KIDD AND JIM KIDD -- Thematic Methodology by SUNNIE D. KIDD -- Experiential Method: Qualitative Research in the Humanities by SUNNIE D. KIDD AND JIM KIDD -- A Practical Application of the Experiential Method by SUNNIE D. KIDD -- An Interpretation of the Inspiration/Aspiration Dialectic: Cool Runnings, the Movie by SUNNIE D. KIDD -- Appendices -- Appendix I: Mini Project: On the Experience of Being Creative by PEGGY THAYER -- Appendix II: An Application of the Experiential-Cinematographical Method: A Hermeneutic Phenomenological Study of Casablanca by TONY JARAMILLO. ISBN 9781433164279 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 324.…