Ludwig Binswanger
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludwig_Binswanger
Chris
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Christopher D Green
Department of Psychology
York University
Toronto, ON M6C 1G4

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http://www.yorku.ca/christo

> On Jan 21, 2014, at 9:54 PM, "michael sylvester" <[email protected]> 
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> The idea of Existential Psychology is floating in my brain computer but I 
> cannot seem to pinpoint whether there was a distinctive perspective in the 
> field.We have been familiar  with Existential philosophy and literature but I 
> am in a daze as to a unique Existential psychology.Somehow or the other the 
> term Phenomenology ( of which there is both a philosophy and a psychology) 
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> a hint of existentialism,namely,a search for meaningfulness in behavior.
> However,what was supposedly a school of existential psyhology at Duquesne U. 
> was more philosophy than psycholoy.The movement at Duquesne was led by a 
> group of Redemptorist priests(CSSR) from Holland/Belgium under Adriam Van 
> Camp (sp).As someone who did
> undergrad studies at a Catholic Institution (Gannon U), some Catholic 
> institutions did not seem to differentiate between Psychology and 
> Philosopphy.Although the Gestalt perspective and its ancillary therapeutic 
> cousins Perls,Hefferline ,Rogers and Maslow branches focused on the essence 
> of  existence (human),the only dude who would
> seem to represent something that come close to an existential psychology 
> would be Victor Frankl with his logotheray.Fankyl-
> a concntration camp survivor saw meaning and possibilities
> from his nihilistic predicament.Chris mentioned that the Emmanuel
> group predated Freud in paving a way for Freud and his movement
> to catch the eyes of the public in the U.S.Existential philosophy
> would have predated Existential psychology but I can not seem
> to find the psychology except in the meticulous analysis of characters
> in those so called existential literature noves..
> Will somebody help me?
> michael
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