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Awakening and Insight: Zen Buddhism and Psychotherapy |
Polly Young-Eisendrath; Shoji Muramoto
Routledge
Awakening and Insight: Zen Buddhism and Psychotherapy
COMING HOME
ARI Id

1666255632482_15227972

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Not Available Free

Pages

255-266

DOI

10.4324/9780203361054-27

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INTRODUCTION
11-22
Part I NEW PERSPECTIVES ON BUDDHISM AND PSYCHOLOGY EAST AND WEST
23-24
BUDDHISM, RELIGION AND PSYCHOTHERAPY IN THE WORLD TODAY
SHOJI MURAMOTO
25-38
A BUDDHIST MODEL OF THE HUMAN SELF
39-52
JUNG, CHRISTIANITY, AND BUDDHISM
JAMES W. HEISIG
53-74
THE TRANSFORMATION OF HUMAN SUFFERING
75-88
ZEN AND PSYCHOTHERAPY
89-100
A MINDFUL SELF AND BEYOND
101-112
Part II CAUTIONS AND INSIGHTS ABOUT POTENTIAL CONFUSIONS
113-114
THE JUNG-HISAMATSU CONVERSATION
115-128
JUNG AND BUDDHISM
SHOJI MURAMOTO
129-142
WHAT IS I?
143-156
AMERICAN ZEN AND PSYCHOTHERAPY
157-178
LOCATING BUDDHISM, LOCATING PSYCHOLOGY
RICHARD K. PAYNE
179-192
BUDDHISM AND PSYCHOTHERAPY IN THE WEST
193-210
Part III TRADITIONAL IDEAS IN A NEW LIGHT
211-212
KARMA AND INDIVIDUATION
213-228
THE CONSCIOUSNESS-ONLY SCHOOL
229-238
THE PROBLEMATIC OF MIND IN GOTAMA BUDDHA
TATSUO HAYA
239-244
THE DEVELOPMENT OF BUDDHIST PSYCHOLOGY IN MODERN JAPAN
AKIRA ONDA
245-254
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