being-in-the-world

By Mark A. DePristo, Hughes Hall, Robert Zubek. 2000

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The Humanistic Psychology and Positive Psychology Connection: Implications for Psychotherapy (2001, unknown): “Both are based on teachings from outstanding theologians and philosophers who were predecessors of today’s humanistic psychologists (Binswanger, 1936; Buber, 1958; Kierkegaard, 1945; May, 1953).”
Text-based adventures of the golovin AI agent (2017, background): “In [13], the agent able to live and survive in an existing MUD game have been described.”
In Search of Phronesis: Leadership and the Art of Judgment (2014, background): “To be practically involved with the world implies one has developed a certain sensibility, a particular orientation that indicates to him what matters in his dealing with the world, and therefore, a certain emotional attunement with it (Dreyfus, 1991: 168–175; Frankfurt, 1988).”
The Meaning of Meaning (2007, unknown): “And here might be proposed a radical answer: it is the direct revelation of meaning (Binswanger, 1963; Boss, 1963).”
A Dialogical Approach to the Creation of New Knowledge in Organizations (2009, unknown): “The argument developed will draw on strands of interpretive and phenomenological philosophy (Dreyfus 1991; Dreyfus and Dreyfus 2005; Taylor 1985a, b, 1995; Polanyi 1962), sociocultural psychology (Markova 2003a, b; Shotter 2005, 2006; Wertsch 1991, 1998), and creative cognition research (Sawyer 1999”