Table of Contents

I. Foundational Issues.- 1. Introducing Existential-Phenomenological Psychology.- 2. Existential-Phenomenological Research.- 3. The Question of Reliability in Interpretive Psychological Research: A Comparison of Three Phenomenologically Based Prool Analyses.- 4. Human Subjectivity and the Law of the Threshold: Phenomenological and Humanistic Perspectives.- II. Existential Dimensions.- 5. Being Angry Revealed as Self-Deceptive Protest: An Empirical Phenomenological Analysis.- 6. An Empirical-Phenomenological Investigation of Being-Ashamed.- 7. Latin American Women’s Experience of Feeling Able to Move Toward and Accomplish a Meaningful and Challenging Goal.- 8. The Intentionality of Psychodiagnostic Seeing: A Phenomenological Investigation of Clinical Impression Formation.- 9. Dissociative Women’s Experiences of Self-Cutting.- 10. Psychology of Forgiveness: Implications for Psychotherapy.- 11. Women’s Psychospiritual Paths Before, During, and After Finding It Difficult to Pray to a Male God.- III. Transpersonal Dimensions.- 12. Transpersonal Awareness: Implications for Phenomenological Research.- 13. Toward a Phenomenology of Synchronicity.- 14. The Experience of Being Silent.- 15. On the Experience of Being Unconditionally Loved.- 16. On Being with Suffering.- 17. The Experience of Being with a Dying Person.- 18. The Experience of Feeling Grace in Voluntary Service to the Terminally III.- 19. On the Encounter with a Divine Presence during a Near-Death Experience: A Phenomenological Inquiry.- Name Index.